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Sinista32

By Sinista32,
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Sinista32

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There was a thread yesterday about an SAU memeber who was taking a workshop to court over an engine rebuild gone wrong in the Newcastle area "Hill". Today its MIA. What happend to this thread Mods? :P several pages wiped. Was this censored or removed at the request of the initiator?

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SECURITY Grand Master

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hey mate, it was my thread.

out of interest of the club it was taken down so not to implicate anyone as there were too many references to the workshop's possible name. the workshop and/or its representative contacted Christian (PranK) to make sure it was all in order - its much easier to take it down than to have to worry about what is said in the thread, it was getting a little off topic anyway.

it doesn't bother me, i will just start another thread with progress of my claim - anyone wanting further details can email me on joe.rulz at hotmail.com to keep it away from the forums.

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hey mate, it was my thread.

out of interest of the club it was taken down so not to implicate anyone as there were too many references to the workshop's possible name. the workshop and/or its representative contacted Christian (PranK) to make sure it was all in order - its much easier to take it down than to have to worry about what is said in the thread, it was getting a little off topic anyway.

it doesn't bother me, i will just start another thread with progress of my claim - anyone wanting further details can email me on joe.rulz at hotmail.com to keep it away from the forums.

I'm eager to find out how you go with your case. I look forward to the new thread to see how it goes. Good Luck mate.

Sinista32 Grand Master

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When all is said and done I'd appreciate a PM.

I've been through a divorce and I have been through a rebuild gone bad. Financially and emotionally they're both costly.

There's no winner and do not expect justice.

I hope you were able to read my last post, prior to the thread being removed.

Advice I gave may tip the scales in your favour.

S!N

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