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What have you guys been working on in that skunkworks of yours? :O

Spotted on the Mt Gambier Legend of the Lakes Hillclimb entry list.

93 15/07/2010 345 Mr Keir Wilson Road Registered - Over 2001cc PORSCHE GTR - 2008 - 3800cc - T/Y - S/N

http://seacsa.com/web_supp_entry/ENTRIES%20BY%20CLASS.pdf

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Keir is lots of things, however when he says he has one in the garage, he normally does. Thats something I have learned over the past decade :)

You might also take notice Fungoolie that we have been spending more time lately at Porsche sprints, that the EVO X is for sale, and that I have in regular discussion with Buik Motorworks of late. We are also in the process of installing a rear mounted cooling fan on our dyno. Read into that what you will :)

Could also be a clerical error....time will tell :P

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