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06-07-2009, 06:14 PM
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I actually thought the article was quite good to modified car owners with the police officer making it quite clear that the vast majority of clubs liase and do the correct thing when driving their cars. Being an ex member of smasa I agree they dont wont the idiots around and it is nice to see the officer in question seperating the club and others from this crap instead of what has happened in the past where the media's adgenda lumps thenm altogether as hoons. Being no fan of the police in SA with regard to how they act towards modified cars thanks to Ranns policies I would congratulate the officer for his enlightened attitude and thank him for saying what he did to the press.
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