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Hey all anyone gonna go for a bit of a drive this friday??

or is anyone interested.

i got new parts on my car n wanna do a esplanade and maybe lofty run.

anyone else interested.

pm me if u are n we can make it a small cruz/meet up

if few ppl are interested i will reply with meet spot

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lol, well after helping out where i could to build that car, that gets my full support.

but yeah, good luck all the local sau peeps to.

sorry to take the thread offtopic, but just found out christian isnt gonna be there, if your talking about pickering that is, he scored himself a drive in the drift demos at the F1.

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