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Me

Madaz + Pokie

Busky2K

Sambo33

R31turbo

Lunatic R32

mxtcy

mr Rbman

Iceduck312

Whiplash-maybe

Electro

Deluxe-If can be bothered

Hostile

Johnn

My33-maybe

Vange-If sober

Oosh-maybe

8oostn

Ceffy SA

thirty four

R32fourdoor

slimjim

darkslide

writeoff

66 skyline gt

nisskid

will begin the PM's

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Hello fellow skyliners,

I have devised a draft cruise route. It will roughly be a large loop going through the back of the hills, taking advantage of the freeway and twisty roads. I have scheduled in some check points to allow everyone to re-group and get food, drinks etc. I have photocopied the relevant pages of the street directory and marked out the route for those who want a copy. I drove part of the route today and the roads are clean and dry. Hope the weather holds out for us.

see you all tomorrow

Hello fellow skyliners,

I have devised a draft cruise route. It will roughly be a large loop going through the back of the hills, taking advantage of the freeway and twisty roads. I have scheduled in some check points to allow everyone to re-group and get food, drinks etc. I have photocopied the relevant pages of the street directory and marked out the route for those who want a copy. I drove part of the route today and the roads are clean and dry. Hope the weather holds out for us.

see you all tomorrow

well done Proh-dls, credit to ya self

pity my knees are banged up (can still barely walk after the dbl surgery) otherwise I would have loved to be there on the cruise.

all the best, hope everyone has a fun/safe day out.

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