Gerry learns to resize photo's

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Gerry learns to resize photo's

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Just a few extra photos of the all Jap day in Brisbane, I love the back end of those teardrops, don't think Greg put any on, thanks to Dave we can now upload our own photos again too. Lewis looked quite smitten with a hotdog and the little Mazda, hope you enjoy.
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a few back ends
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nice looking cars but they just don't have the shape of a Bellett, maybe a bit bias
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Thanks for sharing all those great photos.
Great collection of cars for the Day.

Good job guys. Great turn out for the day.


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Nice gallery fellas, And nice to see the sun out!
Keep flying the flag!
Cheers, Matt.

Nice resize work, Gerry. Good when we try something on these puter thingys & it works, Hey?
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