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Including my site seeing tour into copa...

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http://craig.bpa.nu/cgi-bin/photos.pl?titl...voca_23_10_2005

If you look closely enough at this you can see the CBD... Centerpoint and lots of other buildings... (I got a better pic accessable through the gallery).

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http://craig.bpa.nu/photos/car/avoca_23_10...al/DSC00517.jpg

that was fun. Three cheers for Liz!

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:)

Scathing mate, awesome driving there. Who needs power when your car handles like that!!! I'll just say my engine was pinging it's tits off up that hill...yeah...yeah, that'll work... lol :) :)

133 knock on the pfc.. EEK!$! my car don't like the heat.

ranicx, yep, running rich - which is better than running lean!

well...it can sorta mean you're running running rich.

could be cause the air filter is dirty as! .. proberly not getting enough air in. must clean that sumhow :)

haha i was about to say doodz watch out for that cockroach!!!!

wasnt a bad day..... you first lot must have been hammering along coz wen we got to the accident we drove straight through.......

sooo sad....

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