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I found a whole heap of Rx-2 Coupe parts under the house. This is of course useless at a Skylines Car Boot Sale. Which means I will just end up buying stuff. Unless I can sell home brew beers?

Edit: actually I do have some R32 GTR shit. Let's go!

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I found a whole heap of Rx-2 Coupe parts under the house. This is of course useless at a Skylines Car Boot Sale. Which means I will just end up buying stuff. Unless I can sell home brew beers?

Edit: actually I do have some R32 GTR shit. Let's go!

You'd be surprised regarding RX2 stuff.

I'd be up for this too Terry :)

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I asked the Exec to discuss n implement last Fri at the Exec Meeting. I assume it was on the agenda as requested Corinne. I'm yet to see the minutes n outcome. Let's hope...

(I couldn't make the meeting due to...)

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