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Late start tho! Tired today (bad knees, 7 surgeries on them, very sore last night / today) but I'll be there 4 sure!

See you all there, looking forward to saying g'day and showing off my Stagea "Project Stealth Wagon" :)

Brendan

Damn it - got lost. Oh well, but it was good to meet a few of you. Should have taken down a phone #.

Just couldn't tromp the car hard enough due to it needing a retune, was a few cnrs behind up the Eagle rd, but ended up going between Stirling / Bridgewater 4 times, looking.....

Cruised thru Handorf then Echunga, Meadows etc, nice drive tho!

Major doh!

:( BW

AGGGHHHH I GOT LOST TOOOO!!!

i think u were behind me bwilkeson...u had the yellow headlighs?

we got 2 a turn off at mt lofty and i went left, n i ended up on greenhill rd, but there was no1 there! so i went bk up, still nothing, then drove up magil rd cos i heard som1 say 'magil' while i was standing there n nothing :(

I couldnt keep up cos my clutch is slipping.....:O sorry guys

hehehe, we got lost too! with oosh and driftR, we even got a lovely visit from the police force :P at Lobethal were we ended up trying to find the rest of the pack.

Luckily for us no defects or fines were issued on the night. :D

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