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make it 3 then, i mite be goin but ive got alot of renovating goin on.

more reason to come now! :D

btw. spoke to the dude with the rs260 i got pulled over by lastnight hes keen but unsure yet :banana:

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i might take the celsior out if it still runs and i can get rego ready for it lol.theres a few people that are keen to come with us now too.

Haha ok then. We have to figure out when we gonna leave. Spesh if we are going out after? Or before. Needa talk bout that.

....I dibs front seat! :D

Heading down at around 10:00am

I never new you had a Celsior?! I saw one the other day dumped near Hallett Cove HJ's

yea it never leaves the shed tho.iv done about 500km in it in about 6 months lol. 10 works for me.how much is entry too?

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