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i paid in full this morning! hopefully it works,

my deposit come back to me. can comeone PM me the bank details so i can see if thats where i paid?

cheers guys

SAUSA Payment details

Name: Skylines Australia - SA Chapter

BSB: 105 192

ACC: 028822340

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well!!!!!!

i did not copy the acc number right!! i missed last two numbers........

ill try again guys .

put through a $100 deposit, untill the 200 i sent to ... well nowhere... comes back!! sorry guys

try entering the account number without spaces....don't copy & paste

yeh thats what i did the other day i was running late for something, so i tried doing it quick.. lol it didn't work.

it has been fixed now! :thumbsup:

money has been forwarded!

not taking ur car out?

nah bud...think I'll wait till we get the 1/4 mile thing happening.

it's a handful in a straight line but a bit of a boat around corner's.........and I don't feel like spending $6 - $10K to get it to stop >_<

still pushing hard to make it, if theres a spot later.

if not then oh well.

just cant commit to a deposit as yet as i dont know when or if the car will be ready :( but all going well tune should happen next week then ill be ok.

Paid balance today, plus $25 for the CAMS license.

Still got a fair bit to do before the day, but hoping to get most over and done with during the next two weekends.

Still looking at lap timers, NSW are running a thread on them if anyone has one/used one: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/378988-lap-timers/

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