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Ill do it then. list updated, DC GTST and Dunc are both in as Chad and Madaz pulled out.

1) DC_GTST

2) Heslo

3) Sam Hawkins

4) Dunc

5) Vu

6) Dohmar

7) Luke - wasntme

8) JMW

9) Foylema

10) Normsta

11) Matt Hawkins

12) Nightcrawler

13) Panzer

14) Bit Sus

15) Brezza

16) Lee

17) Aberax

18) JRM

19) writeoff

20) Skwiz

21) MattyT

22) Volk34

23) Red Back

Hey Damo,

I paid my DD on Monday the 16th August have you received it yet?????It was via Direct Bank Deposit. Dohmar i believe paid before me and he has not been advised of payment either.

Lee

Sory guys, but i gotta pull out of this.

Car will be in the crash repairers over that week, basically up until Skyline Nationals. Might make the trek out there in a passenger seat of some description

My car should be ready Thursday or Friday, so it's gonna be a tight race to get it done.

same here, mines still in the workshop being tuned and suspension upgraded.

i'm hopeful i will have it sometime this week.

PM our treasurer, Ruby. he can sort that out for ya.

Unfortunately, I had trouble accessing SAU for the past many days. Will provide you with an updated list today of who's paid and who hasn't.

:D

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