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Ill be there, my car WILL be finished by then and hopefully ill have a cute little someone to bring along for the ride :D (whom most of of you have met)...

awww, did you get a puppy?

Hey there's a good chance the vr4 might be actually finished by then!

That would be so cool, to like drive my car, like woah.

SHWEEEET :(

then mayhaps you can drive over n give me my Bolle's B)

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yea chrisie cruise last year was awesome most cars i had seen out from SAU even trident came down from woop woop :D so most people try to make a show it was a great day... ewen bring the vortex again ;)

and jun 2.7 make an exception :P it is a great day

Oh, sorry Richard!  They can be found here You've still got 18 hours to go though.....

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HAHA! Classic.

Well i hopefully will have my car back on the road by then.. Once all this crap is sortd out.. Ive been told my car could actually sit in the workshop for a month.. :(

Hope i dont miss out on this years aswell.

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