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Originally posted by MissS13

Can't believe I wasn't invited!

I would've actually had made the effort to see Mattboy!!!!!!!

I guess it's see you all next year then.. coz it's wedding and crap for me all over the place from here on in!

;)

Not invited?????:eek: :eek:

Everyone was invited Jen- they just had to read the thread :bahaha:

Blame your husband to be - i've seen him on the forum daily- maybe he didn't wanna tell you???:D

Originally posted by DR GTR

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Serious Horsepower!

Very nice guys! As always the hi res pictures are great to look at. Was a much bigger turnout then I expected :D

Anyway who owns this car with the beaut engine? Which car is it coz there was no exterior shots.

This is something I will aspire too for my next car :uh-huh:

man! there are soo many threads about saturday night its hard to keep track of them all!

minh you post whore! :D

i need sleep :)

if you wanted any of the pics with no compression email me the number you want. you can find all my pics

here

can't wait for next week ;)

Originally posted by HUSTLR

MSP-25T- ???????

Yeap...its doesn't mean much...I couldn't come up with anything else!!!! :)

Franks - You asked us to walk in between the cars?!?! We purposely ruined your shot before you realised it was a good idea :D Great pics though!!!! :D

Originally posted by Moanie

Yeap...its doesn't mean much...I couldn't come up with anything else!!!!  :)

Franks - You asked us to walk in between the cars?!?!  We purposely ruined your shot before you realised it was a good idea :D  Great pics though!!!! :D

Here's some ideas

MIZ-25T

MIZ-33R

ONCALL

DVS-25T

DVS-33R

HOT-11E lol:bahaha:

HOT-33R

HOT-25T

FRE-29T

UWI-55H

ICHARG

Originally posted by HUSTLR

Here's some ideas

MIZ-25T

MIZ-33R

ONCALL

DVS-25T

DVS-33R

HOT-11E lol:bahaha:  

HOT-33R

HOT-25T

FRE-29T

UWI-55H

ICHARGE

What tha!!! I should have just asked you!!! I should have started a thread for number plates!! :P Ahh well!! too late now!!!

Originally posted by MissS13

Can't believe I wasn't invited!

I would've actually had made the effort to see Mattboy!!!!!!!

I guess it's see you all next year then.. coz it's wedding and crap for me all over the place from here on in!

;)

Whoooooooops, sorry JenJen!!!

didn't even know i was goin til last minute, went to homebush to check out Lissa's new 180sx *NICE BTW* and we went form there..... I'll be out more often so stay tuned :P

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