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Hey guys,

I'm going to email the Event Organisors tomorrow to let them know the R31 Skyline club will be going.

If you give me a rough idea of numbers, I will let them know about you guys.

I was just thinking, make sure you park next to the r31 club and work together so that your all in line from R30, R31 to SteadyEddie :P , club to club

you mean from box to sex on wheels to whales

umm let me know when its safe for me to return :D

So true :P

Hey,

I've already emailed the Organisors and let them know the R31 Skyline Club is going with about 8 vehicles.

I'll be turning up in my R31 than the R32, but they'll probably both be there.

I'm trying to get Sam to bring out his Drift Car out to do some promo. Just incase you guys don't remember here is a clip from Texi:

1.a20089 R33 GTR

2.MANG R32 GTS-t

3.Frink R33 GTS-t

4. Gus R32 GTS-t

5. CeJay R32 GTS4 (I'm a maybe atm)

6.Lee DR30 rsx

7.graeme DR30 rsx

8.Bill MR30 Australian version of DR30

Guys, I hear from ACT Supra Club El Presidente Ross that you guys are going to be opposite our display... Please do come over and talk rubbish with us - I won't be bringing the beast even if it's back on the road (unless I get too much pressure from everyone :)) as I plan to consume many alcohols with the usual suspects.

sif talk to the real whales...we shun 33's as it is...let alone supras :)

nah kiddin...thatll be sick as.

Haha, that's the spirit :D I suppose it's only fair to warn you that there will be plenty of stirring up of you Skylines though :(

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