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    Default Merry New Year from Japan

    I would like to wish IT.com and all of the great people who visit. Some of you may remember that I was a w2w club racer. Just recently I moved to Japan for work.

    I wish everyone the best in this new year.

    I have been snapping digital photos of many of the places that I have been to. Below are a few collections that I have placed at imagestation.com

    This is Samurai's castle. (rebuilt)
    http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4288...392&mode=invite

    Here is some funny English signs that I have seen
    http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4288...438&mode=invite



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    Hi Greg how have you been, were all still pluggin along. just bought a virgin 83 RX7 for the motor for my ITA car, this thing was garaged its whole life until it got broadsided. Ill have it rebuilt with all the goodies in a few weeks. my EP RX7 is almost ready for paint and I hope to have it out at Buttonwillow for a shakedown in a few months.

    http://www.calclub.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=221

    Production classes are taking a huge upturn this year with gobs of new cars coming out spring, not sure why the trend but it will be interesting. when are you coming back?

    Daryl

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    Hey D,
    I am scheduled to come home around Summer 2005.

    I have been very busy with work, but I do find sometime to enjoy life.

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    Daryl whatcha building, a tank?

    Tim


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    Thats my two-seater regional flogger, built to take a hit from a 3000 # ASC stockcar, or did you forget we race with them. dont worry, I have another car that will be real light for next years nationals, tank, hehe

    last year I was all worried about waddin up my only car so I solved that problem with three cars, now I get to drive it like I stole it. I had three cages bent and got three more shells, I got 1 3/4" .095 car you call "the tank", one similar with less tubing, and one 1 1/2" .095 with the bare minimum. plus im keeping the ITA car intact for my son in 05. been busy.
    The "tank" will probly get a V8 for SPO class as soon as the "light car" is done.

    [This message has been edited by 7'sRracing (edited January 08, 2004).]

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