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Old 09-28-2012, 02:41 PM   #11
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Sweet!....I'm in town now and looks like it's gonna be cool......
Ready to roll!


Classroom is all set-up and all cars are here and ready for extreme makeover.


Everyone attending get a good night's sleep because the next two days are going to be full of hands-on training.



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Yes it is!! I envy everyone of you lucky enough to be there.
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Yes it is!! I envy everyone of you lucky enough to be there.
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You aren't coming back? I will miss you. Indeed my Dupray buddy. Maybe next time.
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You aren't coming back? I will miss you. Indeed my Dupray buddy. Maybe next time.
Can't make this one Robert. Next one? I sure hope so. Have a great time. I will be at Mobile Tech in January and of course Detail Fest.
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Can't make this one Robert. Next one? I sure hope so. Have a great time. I will be at Mobile Tech in January and of course Detail Fest.
Thanks. I'm sure we will catch up soon.
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