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siddr20 Grand Master

siddr20

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Some great shots in there

Whats with the wheel/rim on the green stuff? Pics of the car it came off?

I think it came off a v8 car. Not to sure if i took the pic of that car.

I gotta go thru all my photos again!! If i do find it, i will let you know!!

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Wow!!

Abosilutely awesome shots there Sid!

Done well mate!

Oh, Dan is the driver of the sureflo 300zx - ex SAU NSW President :)

Cheers dude :) Glad you like the pics.

hopefully my next time out there, i will get some panning shots..

Ah the blue 300zx.. Sounded nice too!! Is he still on these forums?

Dan - if you do read this and want bigger size shots just pm me :thumbsup:

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nice pics mate. sorry I missed the event. I love watching the drift at oran park. makes for a much better drift track than eastern creek for spectating imo.

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Great shots sid. ill post my mates up when he gives me a copy. The wheel came off mingay's vz commodore, Front left through the dip into the last corner. Did u get any shots of the car screpis was driving when he belted the wall at the end of the sunday during the expression session

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Um which car was that? lol

I left at 2.30pm, so if anything exciting happened after that time i didn't capture anything sorry.

However theres a member on ns.com who took a pic of some car hitting the sidewalls?

I wil try and find a link.

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Majanal Grand Master

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Hi All,

Sid, Awesome pics mate, especially for your first time out. Very big well done. And Chris, thanks for remembering me... seems I have been away for a while... lol.

Sid I'll pm you re some bigger res shots, as I know the Drift Z's owner and sponsers will like to get hold of them and thank you for the offer. VERY much appreciated.

Keep the pics coming all and,

Stay Sidewayz Kidz,

Dan.

(Ex SAU Pres, lol)

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