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i might be keen for this if i can get my engine rebuilt in time :)

i never done it before tho so you can sit in with me if you're really keen GMB haha.

team RB26.? :(:)

Your's is LHD yeah ;)

My car wont be running in time but would certainly navigate for someon :(

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Well unless i can convince Kees Van Ek to let me run the porsche, i won't be entered as the car in no way near ready. does anyone have a the details on what events are where? gonna come watch on the way back from hobart on sunday.

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Hi djdrift

Well you right about being at the pointy end on the first day how about today.Did you do any plouing today?

Tomorrow what a great day for competion,ROCK AND ROLL

From you know who and the insident report very but payback is a bitch.

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