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Not a huge turnout by the SAU community but it was good to see a few of our cars and all the other fine pieces of machinery.

Morning was VERY Cold and very windy (dusted the cars nicely) but it slowly warmed up and a $4 egg & bacon roll was a bit of a walk but was worth the effort.

Great to meet those I hadn't met before and those I had, it was good to see you again!

We all had to love the Millenium Jade R34 GTR V Spec Nur and the Maroon Mark Skaife R32 GTR owned by that nice couple. I want their Garage!

Didn't get many pics as there was just too many cars to comprehend but here they are anyway.

Thanks to you all.

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The Beetle is exactly like the first car my parents had when I was little and the old chain drive thing was just downright cool.

I would drive that Datto Two Hundy B any day. :thumbsup:

Nobody got any more pics?

Eric, gotta admit I had a chuckle to see the child seats in your GTR. :D awesome!

Kids are cute little buggers and your Mrs seems lovely. You my friend are one Very Lucky Man !

Was nice too meet them too.

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