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It doesn't have to be on the 20th/21st Ska

Both me and MJ are cool for any Sunday, I just want to make it worth Spectrix's time to do this.

Lets just wait and see who else bites first before we commit to times and dates ;)

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Hey cam.  

Your cars still off the road hey.  

I hadn't forgotten about you dude. By the time you have the GTR running I might have found some Brembo stencils for your calipers.  ;)

Hey mate,

Yeah still off the road, although things might be looking up as I am picking up the turbos this arvo & have got all new hoses from my brother who works at Westpoint Nissan & are picking those up this arvo too.... so shouldn't be too long away now...

Cam

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Hey mate,

Yeah still off the road, although things might be looking up as I am picking up the turbos this arvo & have got all new hoses from my brother who works at Westpoint Nissan & are picking those up this arvo too.... so shouldn't be too long away now...

Cam

Excellent news cam. You up for a trip down the coast? ;)

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Gets towed there tommorrow, and they said it was all booked out this week, but may be able to squeeze it in, you know how good they are, so I would not expect it this week, hopefully fingers crossed, next week, oh also found a cheap tow truck dude who comes highly reckomended, so once he takes it there see how good he is and post his number so that all can use a good cheap tow truck.

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