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Blitz Grand Master

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Cef: Your a discount bitch :D

To answer your questions on Johns behalf, the discounts will be deducated off the current catalouge pricing on their website.

Remember, to get a discount on items not in stock, they must be paid for when you place your order on Saturday.

Not sure on price matching - this is a stock take sale with heavy discounts already being applied. I dont believe there will be any sort of price matching considering its already a sale.

Rest assured UAS will look after as best they can.

Hope this helps

Nick

Beer Baron Grand Master

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cause the wiring loom is already in place for a type 1.  

if the same loom works for the type 0 then SWOOOOOOOOOOOIT

It sure does mate :D

Richard

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It sure does mate :cheers:

Richard

By popular demand we have an assistant coming for the day, although she may not know a whole bunch about the Skylines, she will be willing to sit and listen about yours.

Check it out. http://www.bombshells.com.au/index2.html

Duncan Grand Master

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By popular demand we have an assistant coming for the day, although may not know a whole bunch about the Skylines, but  willing to sit and listen about yours.

Check it out.  http://www.bombshells.com.au/index2.html

hahaha until I checked the link I assumed you were talking about me manning an SAU table :cheers:

silver gts-t Grand Master

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By popular demand we have an assistant coming for the day, although may not know a whole bunch about the Skylines, but  willing to sit and listen about yours.

Check it out.  http://www.bombshells.com.au/index2.html

will they also b 4 sale???

:aroused:

2rismo Grand Master

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John, i sent you a 2nd email asking about the light weight flywheels. You said in your reply that they would be significantly cheaper than $495.00 on Saturday but that they weren't 5kg like your site says.

I haven't received a reply as yet.

How much will they be?

How much do they weigh?

What are they made from?

Thanks in advance

Adrian

benm Grand Master

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By popular demand we have an assistant coming for the day
and people thought I was crazy for suggesting a campout the following nite???? I'll be there before the sun is even up !!
Beer Baron Grand Master

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hahaha until I checked the link I assumed you were talking about me manning an SAU table :cheers:

yeah, druncan will draw the crowds from far and wide!

Richard

PranK Grand Master

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Will there be male assistants (other than yourself ofcourse John). If not, my Amex is staying in my pocket.

:)

i'll be there, and in case you have forgotten what i look like, heres a pic...

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