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SLOW_VL... back again danny?

i could chance it in a matter of second if you want.

And just on that, Leewah's GTR, and Nige's Supra are

about 85%, to be confirmed at the end of the week
with maybe 1-2 more high HP GTRs :)
Ok, the 100% interest (guys that actually have thier cars now) is like this  

DJ_L3thal

KamikazieR33

abcent

krzysiu

Much

m_rickards

And my car.  Making 7 people that actually have cars to enter.

Im not counting guys that aint got cars as many things could delay them getting 'em.

And there is a question on two more... Leewah's GTR, and Nige's Supra.

But they are not yet confirmed so we wont count them either.

What do you guys wanna do? its upto all of you.

Cost will probably be around $140 per entry.

- ash

Il definatley be over with my car.

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