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I am still waiting for Dan to tell me how I can view the photos his wifey

"supposedly" took of my car LoL

Sorry guys comp went on the fritz now trolling through them. With comp down and app wasn't working found if hard to respond .. Should be up within the week

Hey guys add me to Facebook if you would like computer was having issues uploading to online storage..

So add me on Facebook guys album is there and it's private so have to be a friend to view it.

Daniel Binnema photos uploading in raw footage so any editing can be done by the rightful owners of vehicles or anyone wanting to play with the photo.

Hey guys add me to Facebook if you would like computer was having issues uploading to online storage..

So add me on Facebook guys album is there and it's private so have to be a friend to view it.

Daniel Binnema photos uploading in raw footage so any editing can be done by the rightful owners of vehicles or anyone wanting to play with the photo.

Hey Dan,

Just went over your photos,

Big thanks to you and your lovely wife,

Those pics were awesome, totally enjoyed looking over all of them.

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Hey Dan,

Just went over your photos,

Big thanks to you and your lovely wife,

Those pics were awesome, totally enjoyed looking over all of them.

No worries man was just awesome to see such a good turn out.

Massive credit to all the guys involved in the organisation of this!

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