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Rain at LP?

That would favour them 4wd boys

Mike will you have gizmo pro on board ze slit?

Cuz I think it may be interesting

If I go I will but I'm much less chatty without Connie.

^ Leopard?

She has no front seat belts ATM :(. If I manage to get new ones before saturday I'll bring her out. But it's not likely...

I have class otherwise would have been keen.

Lend me Pinky? :P

Grrr a week too soon

:verymad:

On the home stretch hey Bodo? :)

I haven't done the brakes yet... But if you really want then possibly, it's not like you haven't driven her at a Happy Laps before and you know how bad the brakes are :P

bad brakes at LP and expected rain what more could you ask for

Ralph I received your payment today :)

I'm hoping the rain stays away till later on in the day.

sweet see you there,hope it doesnt rain,just wahed the bloody car,isnt that typical,lol

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im a begger for punishment,decided that since my new intercooler pipes had arrived that i would fit them before happylaps on saturday,i better make sure its ready,ive got tomorrow to finish it off and give it a test run and recheck all clamps.then ill be ready.

im a begger for punishment,decided that since my new intercooler pipes had arrived that i would fit them before happylaps on saturday,i better make sure its ready,ive got tomorrow to finish it off and give it a test run and recheck all clamps.then ill be ready.

In before popped intercooler hose on the highway.

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