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yeah yeah its the big day i'll head over to yours at like 8:30 mark

thanks for waking me up.. lol

so whats was the turnout like??

shit load of cars.. more PT cruisers than anything else

Few hundred cars and 100 bikes or something wasnt it???

im going again next year.. but next year i will roster off work and not get boxed in a arrive an hour late.. managers understood my predicament

farken no cants got no pics of my car...what fags.

lol.. daniel has a few

ta for takin shots of dori damage ;) and me walkin like a retard.. :laughing-smiley-014:

good to see some of u guys.

thers a few pics on bc.com too.

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Finally have some numbers and results thru for any who are interested :D

Took some time as we had to table the reports from the day, work out monies donated etc etc.

I would love to thank the owners of the 536 cars, 79 bikes and 6 trucks who came along and made this such a great day. These were the registered cars, I know quite a few didnt register, so numbers we actually above that!

I think all will agree it was an incredible mix of cars, with so much to see and admire, I cannot thank you all enough for coming.

We raised THOUSANDS of dollars for Bravehearts and boosted the public's awareness three fold. An incredible result!

Look again to next year we the event will be back bigger and better. Thankyou again to all who made the effort and attended!

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