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I had a great night and learnt some little secret's as well!.....one of the best and most interesting club meets I have ever been to!

Well done to all who organised this!

Put me in for the next one!!!!

P.S. So when's the 4WD driveline going in the R31 Jason???? :P

Nice meeting you mate ^^

What an awesome night!!!

My one and only complaint is that we should have started at like 9am. I could have listened to Jim and Alan speak all day.

And having the current owners of the cars there as well made it that much better.

By far one of my favourite SAU events.

Best part - it was extremely well organised and ran like clock work.

Thanks to all that organised the night.

good effort organisers, ran perfect. A very massive achievement considering it's the first kind of it's event the club has held. very impressive.

the whole night was excellent, catching up with people, checking out the cars, hearing stories from the good old days. top job!

It's amazing what you club execs can pull together these days! A far cry from the old days where organising a bunch of cars to meet in a carpark at a set time was difficult haha

the cut off for the Calendar's first print run is this afternoon. All orders currently in, or that are placed before 6pm today will be printed tomorrow and sent out over the through the week. if your interested best to check the calendar thread for payment and postage details :)

p.s. Who wants to help me steal that group c bluebird? ;) haha

Awesome night. Was great to talk to a few familiar faces too. Thanks to everyone to who was involved in organising the event.

A quick vid of the GIO Group A car being unloaded... :)

Looking forward to seeing Matt and Kory's photos!

:thumbsup: You guys can give yourselves a pat on the back because...

As I was trying to listen to a conversation between Eric and Duncan, I couldn't help but overhear Jim saying to Alan, "This is a great bunch of guys!"

So that to me my friends, was the 'cherry on the cake'!

PS A Request:-

If you really enjoyed your food on the night, would you like to to help the Trackside Restaurant's "Eatability" Rating by logging onto the "Eatability" site and register what you liked about the place!

p.s. Who wants to help me steal that group c bluebird? ;) haha

lol! love the 32 GIO car cause its a 32, still think the 31 is one of the best sounding cars ever, but my god would i love that bluebird!

Its the old school, small wheels, flared guards big a$$ spoilers that does it for me :)

Fantastic night!!! I'm so proud of the club when they put on amazing events like this... as Matboy said we've come a long way. Couldn't have done it without the tireless efforts of Terry & co behind the scenes (I'm not going to thank everyone lol).

Loved Jim and Alan's stories, and Jim really is SUCH a nice guy... got an awesome photo with him that I might just have to frame hehe. But he was so happy to sign/chat/etc with anyone and had a big smile on his face all night.

My pics are here if anyone wants a looksy!

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=250287&id=652446637&l=76ad87f6d3

Great night guys and girls, Now we all know why he is called "Gentleman" Jim Richards

http://www.facebook....gid=37362666227

And as you can see from the photo we had to advert or eyes or be blinded by pure awsomeness

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