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By MYSHY32,
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I have posted a thread for GTR watches in the For Sale section of other parts. Some of you guys at the summernats dinner expressed interest in getting one so I thought I would offer them to the whole board. let me know if anyone is interested.

Cheers Daniel

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JESUS BLOODY CHRIST, I totally forgot that I was going out tonight for my birthday dinner. I tell you what Richard if your attending work on thursday I will come and hand deliver it to you DOUBLE PROMISE CROSS MY HEART HOPE TO DIE STICK A FORK IN MY EYE.

Where do you work, hopefully not YASS :rant:

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