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CRD Dyno day - DATE CHANGED - Now Oct 12th 2003


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ok then moanie..........

hmmm welll we r going to be there pretty much all day so........

what is it ?? 2 in the first hr then 1 every hr after that..............

:( tehehee half a case..........

hey all, sorry for the late notice, but im gonna have to pull out. i'm taking the saturday off work for a ns.com cruise, and i cant get the sunday off work too..

so one spot has opened up...

have a good one and make sure u post up the results!!!




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