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Paul I have two more that are definatly in.

Dan: "Hey Rhys and Daz, you guys want to come out and play on the EC skid pans?"

Rhys: "Did you say PanS?"

Dan: "Yep"

Daz: "how much?"

Dan: "$100"

Rhys and Daz: "When do you need the money by?"

Daz: "I only have a $50 on me???"

OK, 28 down and even dozen to go.

Oz

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Blitz

Kinks

Kuba

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Akira

Duncan

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Paul, I'm in deeeep trouble if Kel's name doesn't make it to that list too.

She was very interested to hear how taily saaby is on the track in the wet :P Don't think she'll be drifting it tho :D

since your user text says it's a 325, that's fine. If it was a 318 you'd be told to try a bit harder :rofl:

(318 drivers seem to have to "prove" their car's performance by mashing it to go faster than a 1.3L charade at 1/2 throttle)

OK, 33 down and 7 more to go.

Oz

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Blitz

Kinks

Kuba

Flip

Akira

Duncan

Kelly

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Im Flyn

B-Man

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Lozza150

Telej

moemoe

Listen 180SX

Slo200

Carlo

TonyGtst

Salps12

Eav001

Sooty

GTR-8OY

BBenny

Pro_32

Majanal friend Rhys

Majanal Friend Daz

Zane

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