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A Happy Birthday Wish To Jayce

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By Sinista32,
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Happy Birthday Mate - saw your name on the roll call

##years old - The Answer to Life, The Universe, and Everything.

Some of you may not know Jayce as he doesn't post often nowdays. For those who do join me in this birthday wish!.

One of the nicest guys you will ever meet. A real SAU enthusiast and he organised and particpated in most local events.

He organised for number of years a table at that place on the main circle in Braddon for us during Summernats.

Was a constant with me and a fair few others during the " Trivia" nights at Jerra Pub every second Tuesday for a few years.

Legendary nights and very memorable things happend on these nights :cheers:

He owns a Unicorn. A 1994 R32 Vspec II

'We' say that now as it's a rare beast and hasn't been seen for about 5years now.

It's one of 2 that I know of that was bought new by a performance garage in Japan.

They painted both in a pearl white and I beleive both are in Aus.

Jayce took it off the road in great running order and trim to rebuild and repaint it. Why I dont know !!

It was better than mine is now when he garaged it. :yes:

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Look forward to the return of your GTR mate.

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D.I.Y. Mik

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Happy birthday!

"The Answer" man that brings back some memories, i loved it so much when i was a kid/teenager i could quote almost the whole radio play.

"Whats so bad about being drunk? Ask a glass of water"

And us not being descended from apes, but actually from used car salesmen, and advertising account executives, really makes sense in a sick kind of way.

:laugh:

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LTSJayce

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Awww, thanks crew. Especially you, Rich'! I know I've been very quiet, both in general and here on the forums.

The kind words actually brought a happy tear to the eye(I can be a big sook at times ?), and it couldn't have come at a better time...

You'll see a lot more of me shortly, and if all goes well there will be some forward progress on my little bit of mischief that's been too quiet for too long...

I'm back! ?

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