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I dunno.....

I'd suggest meeting at RJ's in Woden at about 7:45pm for an 8:15 departure, but being a Friday night the carpark would be pretty full I guess.

How about something different - meet at the restaraunt carpark on top of Red Hill at 7:45 for an 8:15 departure... >_<

Would take maybe 7-8 minutes to get to the museum from there so we'd be there a bit before 8:30.

Edited by Bluprint

I recon the museum car park is going to be packed full of cars before 9pm. Maybe we should all meet at the museum like we normally do but just get there early like 7:30 8pm. Because we are not going to be the only ones showing up early

Only if it has a Candy pink sparkle paint job, 24 inch dinner plate chromies, a bright yellow leather interior and no engine mods.

Well it has no engine mods, so I almost make the cut...

It has a cracked windshield, no suspension (that I'm aware of) and the battery light keeps coming on. they're sort of 'mods'

Oh, and it has this cool paint detail where stones have chipped the paint off and the rust stain has run down the paintwork.

I recon the museum car park is going to be packed full of cars before 9pm. Maybe we should all meet at the museum like we normally do but just get there early like 7:30 8pm. Because we are not going to be the only ones showing up early

this is a valid point. hhmmmmm.... decisions, decisions!

I think that as long as we're there before 8:30pm we'll get a good spot.

It wont matter where we are, as long as we have a whole heap of Skylines in one spot we'll get plenty of exposure (who can resist looking at a bunch of hot Skylines?).

We need a show of hands though...

Who is coming people!? Seriously coming, I dont want to hear the typical SAU ACT "Im in.... Im out cos its my sisters bday" stuff, we need to show that the ACT is a hive of Automotive quality!!

#1 - Im in!

#2 - Frink (you'd better be coming).

Etc.

this just makes me want to get some rego on the breast...

On another note the only reason Leigh you want to meet at red hill is to snuggle up to Beau.....

I didnt know that you had to register your breasts... Is that only people with man boobs though? :P :laughing-smiley-014:

Ok so we have only got 6 so far, come on people, support your local SAU community!

#1 - Me (Bullet32)

#2 - Frink (you'd better be coming).

#3 - Matt (RB20tR32)

#4 - Mark (Bluprint)

#5 - Paul (Viper_r32)

#6 - Leigh (leech_)

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