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Ok guys sorry to keep you all in the dark but this is the week i said we would have the pickup / payment of the cb radios.

I think the best place to do this will be @ the first meet point of the mega cruise

MEET- FRIDAY 29th AUG @ 7.30 pm Tunstall Square shopping centre!

Tunstall Square is in Doncater MEL REF 48 D2

i will be there with the units and accessories please get back to me if you can make it other wise we will arrange other plans but we need all the cb's to be paid for within 4 days

People confirmed

Danzbeast *paid in full*

Horus *Deposit paid*

Jet33 *Deposit paid*

JagR33 *deposit paid*

Maximus *deposit paid*

Teeznu *deposit paid*

al *deposit paid*

Jameszilla *paid in full*

R31 nismoid *paid in full*

NismoR34 *deposit paid*

adzmax *deposit paid*

OK GUYS THERE IS ONE SPARE UNIT IF ANYONE WANTS IT EMAIL ME ASAP

for those who still need to pay there balance could they either transferr by eft or bring cash to the meet

i will be sending otu emails to everyone with there balances for account details for transferr email me [email protected]

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