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Old 25th November 2008, 08:27   #1
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Mfest on Modified luxury and exotics Jan/ February

Thank you very much for all the support you have given Mfest this year and this one is dedicated to all who attended/ helped out and the sponsors, with out you Mfest wouldn't have been possible....see you at the next Mfest 3 in April!!!!


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Just recieved the latest issue of Luxury & Exotics and its a good one especially the article about Mfest. I am pretty sure that the first M3 belongs to Yellow fever.

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Old 27th November 2008, 03:22   #2
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Get your copies at your nearest news stand...
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Old 27th November 2008, 03:37   #3
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Congrats Chris. Big props for your hard work.
As a side note, ML&E is shutting down. Think there's one more issue before it's dead.
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Old 27th November 2008, 04:42   #4
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This is for you and all the guys that believed Mfest ...the article is pretty interesting, they were able to capture what we're all about...

Ed i would like to invite you and the Arizonian's again at Mfest 3 in April 2009...

I received an email from Colum the other day and it's sad that they're closing down...Props to Colum and the ML&E team for their hard work and devotion...



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As a side note, ML&E is shutting down. Think there's one more issue before it's dead.
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Just posted this because I didnt see this post. Sorry for the repost, and congrats Chris!
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Got excited when I say this and posted it, but I didnt see that I was beaten to the punch. Sorry for the repost, and congrats Chris!
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No worries

Here's a few pages that i scanned and hope to see you on the next one












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