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Full morning? I reckon we'll still be going at this one till the wee hours of the afternoon :)

Also i may or may not head out, hope this helps ;)

depends when you start and if you have all the right tools, morning should see the turbo etc all removed ready for the replacement. afternoon is for new parts.

  • 2 weeks later...

Dont have my skyline at the moment its taking an extended holiday down Batemans Bay :starwars: (lucky girl!) Ill be out in the Silvia though will swing past hopefully 8:30-9.

Hopefully it doesnt rain.

  • 2 weeks later...

I'll be out tonight, depending on what time my mate's 20th finishes. No idea on when though, so more than likely it will bite me in the ass and I won't get out until like midnight.

There’s a nice spot to meet up in the Melbourne CBD. I had a small cruise meet up in the conner of Exhibtion st, and Victoria st, In front of the mantra on the park hotel, tourism Malaysia and Dreamlife wedding photography, around 10+spots. But if members are more than 15+ there is a parking cross the st from the 7-11 on Mazkenzie st, shit load of empty spots on the weekend.

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