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RCHOO

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We need someone to work at our DRIVER DYNAMICS Track day this Saturday 10th may at Sandown as a Flaggy.

YOU WILL NEED TO BE 100% RELIABLE... :P

Pays a 100 cash and you get lunch and as many drinks as ya like

Please call Wayne on 0437987467

First in best dressed....SPOT FILLED.. thanks guys

Regards wayne.

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call him ffs, its like the for sale thread, the seller puts a number down so u can call them, dognight if u want to do it i sujest just call him, as he needs some1 reliable and i think he would prefer to speak to them over the phone..

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Wayne knows me Chris. I just waiting to confirm something on my end before calling him, as mentioned, he needs the person to be reliable. I dont want to commit until im sure I can. The post was mainly to get an idea if any special skills were needed or if anyone could do the task, I was hoping there may be others that could answer that.

Thanks for the helpful comment though

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