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I thought there was more to it than just handing over cesh?

ie being a member of a recognized club, and being actually able to drive and sh*t

Not for the basic cams license, which is all you need for Mt Cotton.

Something like $105 and being a paid member of a CAMS car club.

http://www.cams.com.au/Development/Get%20I...LicRenewal.ashx

ello fellas,

seems like u guys had fun on the cruise, sorry couldnt cum i was tired from all the twistie driving at springbrook i did all night long on saturday,

anyway hopefully if Dan replies by 2marrow morning, car is going to ERD tomorrow to begin work on tranmission, currently due to lack of funds im only doing the gearbox rebuild, cam gears, front pipes, high flow cat, and apexi power fc, and then the service, keeping the rims and tyres and not sure if any monies will be left for the suspension kit.

aiming for 250awkw at 1 bar after everything is done,

and oh yeh getting sum guages and apexi boost controller kit as well :)

cyaz all after everythin is done,

wow man sounds like fun :D

party time!

hmmm

whats the best rusty sh1tbox cams club to join?

isnt sauqld cams?

yoo

when you getting it checked out breh?

hopefully this week sometime... need it for work :) stupid work. if not will be tue next week. just drive it like miss daisy :)

Hey Geoff

:D

hopefully this week sometime... need it for work :) stupid work. if not will be tue next week. just drive it like miss daisy :)

Hey Geoff

:D

hopefully it all works out sexy

if not - the skyline light will make it sexy :)

hes a secretary/dominos pizza boy?

I'm at work. Fcuking busy since I finish for the holidays on Saturday. So many issues I need to close out before Friday :D Gunna be a shit week.

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