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Dan i don't know if you've been told or have heard but Boaty is trying to get numbers up for a prctice on Friday night at Mallala. It's not gonna be a DA or SD only practice but for anyone who wants to. I belive Mallala is trying to have it on at 5-9pm on this Friday. If you can make it, I'd suggest calling Boaty and showing interest. Could be some VERY valuable prctice time for you!

Great news mate, congrats. It's all coming together now.

My mate and I will be driving there and towing his car. His name's Rob and he drives a white 180SX with a Cosmo 13B in it. F**king crazy.

Ah,,,Roto Power gotta love it.

Possum,,,just in the nick of time. So we both will have a great weekend. Poor Duncan he'll have to sit at home renovating Ha Ha Ha.

Neil.

Well Guys,

Car is painted, Everything is on bar the side skirts, do that this morning... Decals will be applied in a NOT WINDY AREA once we arrive.

Getting tune this morning and we are off... I can't believe that it is done, I am stoked... and the paint looks AWESOME!!!!

I'll give a run down on the last week when I get back... Until then Kids, Stay Sideways.

PS. Did I mention that the whole build has been documented for the documentary being made on me... so who would watch the program?

Dan.

PPS. Neil, have fun this weekend mate, and good luck!

Hey Guys... Well the build is I guess done... but I am thinking I might continue this thread while I develop the car also...

We had HUGE weekend... even if I did only do 15 laps all weekend... As Neil said, I qualified 8th, which was fantastic, and even though I was giving Denzo a hard time, I Spun and finished 18th... either way I am happy that I made it down, qualified, competed and brought back a working car!

Thanks for all the well wishes and support... I had a massive last month getting the car ready.

Don't forget to watch the footage on Speedweek on the 11th of June.

Cheers Guys,

Dan.

Pic Attached courtosey of www.speedshots.com.au

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