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Estblsh'd Paul Walker Tribute/christmas Meet (Sunday 15 Dec)


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yeah mang. think i saw your 34

ahh sweet I wasn't sure so I didn't say anything haha but I took a few pics I was the one checking out your rear strut brace. :P

ahh sweet I wasn't sure so I didn't say anything haha but I took a few pics I was the one checking out your rear strut brace. :P

ahk sorry was busy talking to another pulsar aficionado. was wondering who was interested in the boot... not much to see :P

was a good event. but maybe a door list for priority vehicles and sponsors at the gate was needed since most were getting turned down with apparently no room, then a GTR or stealth GTR (Tony :P) pulled up and gets let in.

Hehe dat sneaky access

haha all good brah. :thumbsup:

Tony I stood around your car but didn't know which one you were or else i'd have said hi haha.

Haha fair enough

Yeah easy to spot the car but never the owner!

Hello all,

great to finally meet some of you guys in person.

Hope to make it to some more future meets etc. without having to leave early to buy a Christmas tree ;-)

Nice pictures too :-)

Cheers

The Baron

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