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Eoi: Lakeside Happy Laps With Qld Evo Owners 26-4-14


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Hey guys I'm putting this up as an expression of interest.

I have been offered a Happy Laps & Breakfast session at Lakeside this Saturday.

Price will be $35 per person for members & $50 for none members if we can get 22-25 people. I will finalise details when I know we have enough interest to make it happen.

Please reply here with interest.

Thanks

Carl.

Come on guys more skyline support, I am going to get swamped every corner by another evo.

My cars going to be like watching Mr. Beans car going around the circuit. Slow....

Oh well , good fun anyway, and close to home.

I need to know numbers tomorrow so I can let QR know numbers for breakfast. So let me know ASAP guys.

Also can you make sure you bring correct money as I won't have change.

Na, I'll bring $40 like everyone does to me :P

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