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Guys... just wanted to say thanks for your hospitality on saturday night...as it turns out Richard (my cousin who was with me) knew Nick (BY BY). Smalll world. c u all again next time.... nice to meet a bunch of guys who enjoy spending ungodly amounts of money on their cars as well... hehe :burnout:

Cheers

Hayden

I drove past Tommy's a couple of times and beeped. Had some trouble parking. Finally parked and met benm in front of 'DRGTR' thats as far as I made it.

Had some trouble parking...I hear ya man, I hear ya.

hahah yeah i remember that... funny shit.

Their was 3 vacant spots out the front of tommys either side of a Porsche so i told nathan to park infront, by the time he got from the set of lights at the top of the hill (100m) to the vacant spots they were all gone

*chuckle*

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