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I am basically seeking some very like minded people who have far too much spare time (aka, stay up to ungodly hours to work on stuff), Who would be interested in helping build up more information for my website. I understand it is very selfish of me to leave my site webbersrbguide, so i am open to change the domain name as well.

I have paid for 10 years hosting. I just think it would be a shame to let it sit, when it could really become something more useful.

I am very slack, and have only gotten about 1/3 of the info i have actually onto the website, And look i might get it all done in the next 10 Years??? hahaha...

Open to ideas. would be interested in having a bit more of a drive to complete more of the engine number registers etc... I am offering the same oppertunity to overseas skyline sites to see i anyone is interested.

Anyway, as always i will probably be shot down with dickheads, making stupid comments about what i just said. Or someone correcting gramma or spelling mistakes. But if anyone out there has info they would like to share or write up an article and contribute something constructive. Send me a PM.

Cheers

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Mitchee

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Epic bump here...

Webber, Im after a document you had on your website a while ago. Its no longer there. I left a message on your SAU profile page, I hope you can help.

(PS your SAU PM inbox is full/not working)

Cheers.

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