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yep me and karl "krims" is comin down.

ross bring ur friends down too.

it better not start raining on us. planning to give the car a rinse and chamois at the carwash

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was a good meet!! always a pleasure to meet up with ppl

yep im in for another one!! let me know when n where and ill be there :cool:

organize something that suits you :rofl: we will tag along lol

you westeners seem to have a lot of meetups. . . be good if the east side had a few. dont wanna organise one incase in the end cbf goin myself haha

haha yer its good to get out socialize with other skyline owners.. head down to the west :yes:

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you westeners seem to have a lot of meetups. . . be good if the east side had a few. dont wanna organise one incase in the end cbf goin myself haha

How ya doing there friend!

I think I saw you at the Krispy Kreme meet on Friday but did get around to saying hi.

Hopefully we can get some East Side meets happening and be good to do a East meets West meet up too.

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