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944S2 Track Car Project - Spa April 2019
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Thanks Nick. it looks like it should pull out ok, but I will see what the bookshop has to say.ORIGINAL: nicksonmsport sorry to see your friend had a bit of an off, but tbh it looks like it could have been much worse! if u need a rear 1/4 i have a perfect complete panel with adjoining panels still attached which would be perfect for a repair give me a shout if its of use to you thanks nick
>RaisesEyebrowQuizzically< Either that's an interesting new term for an insurance company or a mis-type ... Oli.ORIGINAL: edh Thanks Nick. it looks like it should pull out ok, but I will see what the bookshop has to say.
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If that was the case then you would never see any intertesting cars on the track, no GT3's, GT2's, no Ferrari's, no Porsches, no M3's, just a load of stripped out Saxo's and how boring would that be? Even a dedicated track car costs £££ and I doubt many would want to leave theirs in the barrier either... EdORIGINAL: zcacogp The advice is never to take anything to a track which you aren't happy to leave in the barriers there, and I'm sure you are sensible enough to have followed that advice! Oli.
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