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Soon as I get paid tuesday night ill be faxing the forms through rolleyes.gif

keen to see what the changes are for this round!!

so you driving the 180 or the 4x4 this time? :laugh:

12. Dean Course R33 GTSt - you break it, you brought it. (in your case, you pay for it)

13. Campbell Shobbrook R33 GTSt - you break it, you brought it. (in your case, you fix it)

Got driveshafts? lol

I'll be there for the friday night and most of saturday morning so can help out with timing etc.

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