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sooo how much is it exactly??? or is it just 20 bucks for a day?

If you stay for less than 3 hours it is free. 4hrs i thinks 3$up to $20 for the full day.

a likely story

You saw the proof, it was 11am and there was a 4 hour enduro just finishing, therefore was up at 7am, no one else was awake so i chilled back in bed with some music on

Dan, when did Nat move to Brisbane?

about 8 months ago, long time no see john, you should come around to our house of awesome sometime

Successful afternoon was successful.

Dropped half shafts off to be rebuilt.

Dropped flywheel off to be machined.

Got HDMI and optical cables for HT setup.

Bi-winning.

Successful afternoon was successful.

Dropped half shafts off to be rebuilt.

Dropped flywheel off to be machined.

Got HDMI and optical cables for HT setup.

Bi-winning.

+New clutch ordered and paid for. Tiger blood.

Successful afternoon was successful.

Dropped half shafts off to be rebuilt.

Dropped flywheel off to be machined.

Got HDMI and optical cables for HT setup.

Bi-winning.

:thumbsup: sounds productive... wanna come finish up and install my intercooler setup for me one arvo??

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