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Too bad your not coming James, I wouldnt be coming either except for Adrian is kindly giving me a navigators seat again, my beast hopefully will be back in my possession tomorrow, hope yours is back up to being as slow as ever soon :)

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am i missing out on anyone else? Nismogirl? Haro? you in for this one?

I will NOT be a the Brissy starting point. I will leave brissy at 8:30 and see you all at Yatala BP...i will be passenger in either white or black GTR. See you all then....fingers crossed about possible rain.

Haro

HARO were you not at the last meet with the 2 gtr's and the bllue silvia. why didnt you come chat/mingle? would have been better to know some people.

Ummm that wasnt me..... this will be my maiden voyage with the skyline crew. But we will definately be meeting and greeting as we have a few things that some may interesting..... ill see you all this evening.

HAro

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