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lol that was gold.

German was epic. Eaten so much good food the last few days. In other news the engine is at my place.

I'll be there. just tried to leave work and the boss was walking in the front door after a mysterious 3 hour absence. f**kers.

depends if I get the subaru back in one piece or not. did the water pump,belt,tensioners and pulleys today (after a serious Fk'up with the local parts guy.) so all I have to do is reassemble it.

I still have a 32 though that will stay at home with the other cars.

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