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I'm barely NoR but if you wanna meet at like maccas or something, maybe kingsway (no tmuch parking outside maccas there though) then cruise it up to Pinjar Rd. Any thoughts? there's a lot of meeting places between me and Barbagello :P

I'm barely NoR but if you wanna meet at like maccas or something, maybe kingsway (no tmuch parking outside maccas there though) then cruise it up to Pinjar Rd. Any thoughts? there's a lot of meeting places between me and Barbagello :)

Yeh sorry about post above I wrote last night at about three after getting home from club so was bit scattered!

I'm actually new to Perth and have no idea where barbagallo is so sorry for location error!

Im in Mt Lawley so anywhere between? Kingsway Maccas- not sure where that is but will suss it out!

Well, Barbagello is Wanneroo Raceway. You get there by going up Wanneroo Rd and turning onto Pinjar Rd. Kingsways Maccas is at the shops on the corner of Wanneroo Rd and Hepburn Ave.

I'm in Ashfield (about 10mins east down Guildford Rd from you) so if you wanna meet up somewhere near us give me a shout. Anyone else interested?

Well, Barbagello is Wanneroo Raceway. You get there by going up Wanneroo Rd and turning onto Pinjar Rd. Kingsways Maccas is at the shops on the corner of Wanneroo Rd and Hepburn Ave.

I'm in Ashfield (about 10mins east down Guildford Rd from you) so if you wanna meet up somewhere near us give me a shout. Anyone else interested?

Corner of waneroo and Hepburn Ave sounds good (maccas)!

What time you thinking? Heard it doesn't actually start until late arvo?

Well I'll probably be meeting my mate at his workshop at Kingsway about 12 as thats when he shuts shop, I guess aiming to be at the track by 1pm. I'll be the fat bastard in the black R32 outside Ultratune, but I'll roll over to maccas and grab some lunch before we go :happy:

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