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Hey you can take my car for a "test drive " but you break it you pay for it. Actually you guys could take a look at it for me i think the clutch is goin! i hope its fast enuf for ya, its basically stock! till i get some money...hehehe!!! then those bastard cops will never catch me in there pathetic falcodores

FYI, I won't be there for the start. I'll catch up with you guys at the entrance of the National Park ( since I live in Sutherland ). See ya there :wub:

Thats cool, you wont miss us driving past!

can u put me as maybe\??

dam i want to go since Henzie told me about it!....ill try swap shifts...and we prob need a photographer for the day :P ...i bet everyone will be snapping away

For the sake of me buying the food im trying to not have maybes, if you manage to change your shift let me know and ill put you down asap

Cheers




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