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Great weekend! Most fun ive had in a while. Only thing is i left my spare wheel behind at deca so if anyone grabbed it please PM me. Thanks to all the organisers and helpers.

Will definately be at the next one!

Hey Vince we grabbed it at the end of the day, after most people had left, and took it back to the motel only to find no-one there had left it.

I had no room to put it in my car, for the drive home, so i gave it to Leon (username: Achoo), Wayne's (Rchoo) brother inlaw, as he had a ute and trailer. I also guessed that most entrants were from the east side, so would be better for an east sider resident to take it, looks like i was right :devil:.

Get in touch with Leon (Achoo) and you'll be able to sort out the details.

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Yeah Al picked it up, nick on here is Al, he was the guy in the candy red R33 smoking it up everywhere

Always happy to please the crowd :D......................................................That's my excuse and i'm sticking with it.

All that smoke and yet no pics :devil:

Well another great Deca.

Had a blast as always, Big thanks too all who pitched in to help make the day happen, We all really Appreciate it.

Slightly shatted that we split a brake line after luch as I was really looking forward to sliding the final map .........figure 8 goodness :D

Great to see so many new faces and great to here everyone had a ball and is keen on coming again .

Thanks to Martin for sticking the camera on the side of my car a few times......very keen to see the footage :devil:.

Looking forward to seeing everyones picks and vids.

cheers

Just a quick thanks to our Volunteers who officiated throughout the day, Mick from Micolour for sponsoring the event as well as Adz and the rest of the chefs on the BBQ.

It was great to see so many new faces, so many 1st timers makes it feel like one of the original decas.

12 weeks till the next one, conveniently placed one week before Dutton.

As for the night... Do you believe i gave birth 5 weeks ago? That is your ultimate Shep pick up line...

Thanks to SAU-VIC, volunteers and Micolour for running the day, had a great time and I don't think i had any WD's this time so that was a plus... but i still managed to take out a few cones.

I'm keen on entering the May event now, hopefully have the extractors and Nistune in by then.

Had a blast for my first time, ive still got plenty to learn lol the first is trying to remembering which way to go around/not through the witches hats lol.

I dont think i got many/any of the afternoon skidpan events right. lol

Like Gerald mentioned, thanks to the sau boys for their help yesterday. Much appreciated.

Thanks to all the officials and volunteers for a very sucessful deca day

Definently down for the next one!

LOL I'll keep my ears peeled for any stories of strange men/women out in Shepp on Saturday night and report back - Im sure I will hear something being that we're in the country! :laugh:

I had a great day, was happy to help and be in the middle of all the action all day :D

Will definately be at future events - The countdown has already began til the next DECA day and this time we will try and have the energy to stay in town and join you all for the night time festivities !

Great weekend! Most fun ive had in a while. Only thing is i left my spare wheel behind at deca so if anyone grabbed it please PM me. Thanks to all the organisers and helpers.

Will definately be at the next one!

i don't believe i thanked you for inviting me to the event, i know i called you every name under the sun on friday when my ca18et conversion was still incomplete and your co-driver answered the phone saying you were on your way to shep.

thank you to my co-driver who managed to wake up and get to the event for the 2nd skidpan battle where my clutch overheated, (better late then never).

can't wait to see/hear video footage !

can anybody tell me if owning a rb20e would actually change my rank ? cause i already do :laugh:

big thank you everyone who made this day possible !

p.s vince i have a spare tyre for you to borrow, and u no longer own a vc.

Wow!

What a fun day!

Like usual the SAUVIC guys put on a good show - big thanks; Bec, Chris, Scott, Ryan, Wayne, Adam and ALL the volunteers!

Huge thanks to Al for the lift and the drive, i usually dont like driving other peoples cars quick but couldnt resist another RB30. Mate, your car is crazy fun!

Also good to meet some new faces - Ben, Femno, Leon, Russel, Aaron etc :D

VERY nice to see some Porkas (no, not the strippers) come and spice things up, they sounded awesome getting sideways on the skidpan. Hopefully they'll be there again

Thanks to everyone that gave me a ride throughout the day! Chris (purple r33gtr) ill find out about the rims asap

The red supra looked great out there, good to see a JZA80 mixing it up with the Skylines. Definatly need a set of those rims for my one

Turns out 1000cc injectors and that monstrosity of a fuel system arent good for fuel economy back to Sydney, who wouldve guessed?!

The burgers tasted great this time.....i wonder why that was.....

Shepp's nightlife never ceases to amaze :laugh:

Any pics or vids of the white R32GTR "BNR32" (NSW rego) would be very much appreciated :)

heaps of fun as usual, thanks to all the organisers

LOL @ flying finish, a new thing for some of us, but for the newbies, they didn't know any better, turns out most people thought the mini-wang was also flying finish HA HA! apparently that was the cause of many lockups into the finish gate for the mini-wang.

You all suck. 12 weeks hey? Wish i could say i am able to make it. One thing is for sure, me let loose in Shep after 9 months in a small Indian city...lol my previous bad acts would be nothing more then the efforts of a child :laugh:

Be awesome to have to silver R32s out there as well :D

I was a massively different crowd this time which lots of people out there for the first time which is great to see. Not many 4WD cars out there at all... And silvia's galore!

Once again, it was a well run event with great people everywhere. I'm happy that the next DECA is not too far away either!

I was trying to get more s15 to stop being pussies and come ...getting there :laugh:

i have a vid of you from the morning skidpan russ, was good till you looped it at the end haha..

I only got a few vids through the day, ended up sticking the camera in the car for the rest of the day after a few runs in the morning.

they'll be uploaded to here: http://www.vimeo.com/aaronactive/videos

We won't be at the next DECA in May which is a bummer..will be overseas

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