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Thanks Guys.

I have a lot of good shots now. But I still need a heap more. Keep em coming!

Also i'm looking for more action shots too... Cars in drifts, flame shots, two wheels round corners, driving down steps (Italian Job style) That sort of thing..

21 people in your back seat... hehe u know.

Cheers.

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if youre still after more take a look at http://picasaweb.google.com.au/TomGiordano83/.

I don't think theres much of SAU cars in the Phillip Island ones, but there should be plenty in the other sets. Let me know if you want any of them, I should have them all in high res somewhere.

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Nice. Can you get me a higher resolution version of this shot?

Also i'd like the last two pics of the rear with light illuminated. I need higher res thou. If you can get them please email to [email protected]

Cheers, Chris.

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where can we get this calender i want one for sure i will replace my naked chicks one from this year :)

hehe - Bear with us for a week or so. The calendar is in final design stage. Once we have it printed we'll let everyone know.

i sent through a bunch yesterday but there were 2 which were too large and couldnt send via email as they were over 8MB

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/po...-AlexsNUR1s.jpg - this was one

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