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Hey guys

I have my ceffy on the road now and I am keen to get a few ceffys together for a meetup/Cruise.

I know only 2 guys personally that have ceffys and Im sure they would come along!!

Please gauge ur interest in this thread and we can organise something good from there!!

Regards

Kim

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hey Kim, it's michael from the wast meets with the white ceffy (a31cefiro from NS).

i'm in for this cruise if i can get Fink to drive my car (it sucks not having a license). i'm sure he won't object - i think he secretly wants it.....

Edited by a31rb25
Yeah im possibly in. :D

What date you have in mind?

LOL i remember when I organised one of these. 12 people said they would come, actual attendance was 3 including me!

haha ill be there of course. I know one other guy that will come around, and another one that is a maybe.

Well as I said, PM me with what you think is good, time location date etc and i will work something out based on that come on guys dont be soft just come out for a cruise!!!!!

I take my ceffy out EVERYWHERE!

OK.

Friday 25th of October - Melbourne Cefiro Cruise.

Meet point - TBA.

Time - TBA

Now what I need from you guys is a preffered Meet point.

I live in the South East so I wouldnt mind meeting in the South east.

OK.

Friday 25th of October - Melbourne Cefiro Cruise.

Meet point - TBA.

Time - TBA

Now what I need from you guys is a preffered Meet point.

I live in the South East so I wouldnt mind meeting in the South east.

I believe you mean the 27th...

NS weekly meets spot? near chaddy...

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