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Ok, so I just noticed that some of the times have been adjusted, so if you haven't double checked, have a look at the first page again :)

Damn day light savings!

Yep will try and be at M4 twin servos meet at 10am :)

And yes Raj I think your update was overshadowed by somewhat more important posts / quotes lol.

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Same, safe to assume CAMs permit doesnt cover M4 to bunker?

Edit: had my wires crossed. Yes premeet on M4 is covered. So its all good.

Maria will join us at Bunker Raj, then I pack her off home to do guard job :P

Srsly she's a good buddy.

Lol. No problems buddy. +1 for you :)

Ok, confirmed today, bringing a work mate and his 2 sons.

Eldest son(10) is obsessed with skylines!

Hopefully it can get him a ride in a gtr?

Any volunteers?




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