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id say the easiest and cheapest way to do this for delivery would be to ship to one person in each state and the others in that state pick em up.

who wants to be the pickup person in melb thats central? actually melbs not an issue cause people can pick em up from the meeting i spose if they want to.

yes well im still waiting on prices for shipping.

i want this to hurry up and be over cause im sick of being the middle man... anyone wanna take over? :)

poakey PM Paul (GTSTVSPEC) for a complete price inc postage so u can put the rest in.

im not too sure where hes been or what the hells going on but im going to give his email to everyone from the other forums cause theyre getting restless and i dont have time to chase this up for everyone.

Hi guys, I'm still alive, so don't stress. Been away with work for the last week.

I'm ready to proceed as soon as I'm told. Al has pulled out, so I'll be reimbursing him soon, how many does that leave us with?

Cheers

Paul

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