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That's fine Igor. It will still go ahead. I drove in to town too. I think there are 3 confirmed and a couple of maybies. See you there later today.

Plus, I want to check out Chris B's G37 S edition!

Keith, Hate to do this to you buddy but I'm not going to make it. Have been off work crook today and need to rest up.

Welcome to come over to my house and check out the car any time you like. I think you know where I live? PM me any time.

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Keith, Hate to do this to you buddy but I'm not going to make it. Have been off work crook today and need to rest up.

Welcome to come over to my house and check out the car any time you like. I think you know where I live? PM me any time.

No worries mate..hope you get better soon...I'm prob not the only one keen on your ride so might wait for you to bring it to the next meet.. which will probably be the last Friday of August (31st),..lock it in....cheers

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No worries mate..hope you get better soon...I'm prob not the only one keen on your ride so might wait for you to bring it to the next meet.. which will probably be the last Friday of August (31st),..lock it in....cheers

This happening? I'm keen, need to give Mayo some camber arms and hopefully see Chris' G37, assuming its still on the market?

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I am also hoping this is still a go. I will be picking the car up from Nuwan that afternoon (Friday 31st), So will be keen as a bean.

Will have the cash for the camber Andrew. Thanks heapz.

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