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That looks a lot of fun! Also look like you and Fez will have plenty of run-off... :)

Oh shit, is he entering?? :O

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Im hoping to make the trek too... Car trailer pending...

Accommodation share would be cool...

Sweet, let us know how you go with the trailer :)

You thought I'm going this whole way just to watch?

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Oh dear god! I am going to need to bring a road train not a fkn car trailer lol

I'm going down there with every intention of flying home afterwards.

Something is going to get bent or exploded.

:rofl:

Put up a wrecking thread in SA section before you go? :P

I may be joining you :(

Haha just remember my trailer is towing my car home so you kents make a booking with the wreckers or similar if you plan to break them :P

I may be joining you :(

Totally worth it.

Pretty keen to see your car really moving. It was one thing to see it drive down the road, but it'll be even better to hear that huge turbo going nuts.

Totally worth it.

Pretty keen to see your car really moving. It was one thing to see it drive down the road, but it'll be even better to hear that huge turbo going nuts.

+1

Might even get full boost by SA :ph34r:

Yeah, Size of that turbo it'll take NSW -> VIC -> SA to spool up.

I hope the bearings dont burn up upon re-entry :ph34r:

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