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Guys, (in paticular the TAS '04 crew)

I just came back from the famed Nishinomiya tuning shop "C-West". I hooked up with my mate Takuya, and I made arrangements for the SAU crew to be the honourary Australian guests of C-West at the 2004 Tokyo Auto Salon!!!

I'm still in the process of sorting out photo oportunities with Race Queens, cars and staff, and maybe... juuuuust maybe, we might get a group discount on any parts or goods purchased at the show!

**Check out my trip to C-West in the Japan forum - Rezz's Photo Diary section later tonight for all the pics!

How am I doing???:cheers:

/Rezz

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Heres an update on the C-West arrangement:

The Race Queens have their own schedule, and aren't neccessarily controlled by the C-West staff! Meaning: every man for himself!

Yes, as far as the Race Queens are concerned, they have to do promotion work, some kind of stupid dance routine, and alot of posing at certain times throughout the day, so the SAU crew are going to have to fight the "echi-kameraman" to get shots with them!!! Don't worry guys, with 20+ Aussies and Poms there in our group, I'm sure it won't be a problem!

This is out of Takuyas control... sorry!

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