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Venue has been orangised

Sam has offered up his house (yet again)

Sammi's house is in Toorak

If you are coming, and dont already know the address...

Please send me a PM and i will give you the address.

Thanks,

ash

Venue has been orangised

Sam has offered up his house (yet again)

Sammi's house is in Toorak

How much blood can you safely lose in a week cause Im still struggling from Tuesday's mosquito fest!?

:zap:

Just spoke to Cabin - they're keen to give us a big stand and will supply a floor plan with location options once they have it sorted themselves. They are very excited about having the Gibson car there and want to put something in the next magazine about us having it on our stand :D

Leewah: No problem running NO2 on the dyno :D

Sammi: can you arrange a meeting with LFCC for some time next week? Lunchtimes is best for me.

Damn, been so busy at work haven't even had time to check forums....

Not many people know me, but i'm still keen to put my car in or contribute in some way provided i have time... i will try make it.

ps. is the list of cars for MAS finalised?

Sid.

Sounds like it's coming together well! Nice to Cabin pull thier finger out ey! I'll be there on Tuesday night too. And I'm so bringing aerogaurd too.

Sammi - What are you eating man, I reckon it's all that garlic in those pizza's, they cant stand the tatse of you :D

Monkey - If your gonna be there PM me and I'll fill the car with the sh!t

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