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The SOR was intentionally meant for another club I'm a part of (imports101), but I leaked the info hehe

Rock up anyway,there will be people from here there as well but I can vouch for them all as being good people :blink:

Yeah its the one there just off the Freeway, its called Murdoch Park n Ride I believe.

wat time ?

Well my Real Question is.. Will i Have Enough Traction to Feel Drop 2nd... n Hit Redline haha

n have some Fun ;-)

-SeS

Probably a good idea to save that for another time... like never.

As for the weather. People come along. It will be fine. Its for charity. You've all driven in rain before. :P Alot of work went into this cruise, it would be a shame that people didnt turn up because a little rain scared them.

happiness

so you calling me the noisy and annoying one ....... geez feel the love ....... this means WAR ..... Woodlake to take on whichever village you live.

If anyone knows "Dirty 32" and he is out there tonight, can you please ask him to come see me. Ive never met him but would like to talk to him. Im driving a silver 33 GTS-T with RDIRTY3 on the rear window.

Cheers :P

so you calling me the noisy and annoying one ....... geez feel the love ....... this means WAR ..... Woodlake to take on whichever village you live.

oh shit. Ive just relised what ive said and done here. *tries to remove foot from mouth* All of a sudden i cant make it tonight. oh darn :P LOL

ohhh kool a cruise its my first :turned:

cant wait to meet you all :)

omg its raining are we aloud to do burnouts and drift and stuff :worship:

are P platers aloud on the cruise ? :P

kkthx :thanks:

ohhh kool a cruise its my first :turned:

cant wait to meet you all :worship:

omg its raining are we aloud to do burnouts and drift and stuff :thanks:

are P platers aloud on the cruise ? :)

kkthx :turned:

Demo Derby FTW :P

ohhh kool a cruise its my first :turned:

cant wait to meet you all :worship:

omg its raining are we aloud to do burnouts and drift and stuff :thanks:

are P platers aloud on the cruise ? :P

kkthx :turned:

oh yes this is your first cruise isnt it, dont be shy to come say hi to all of us, wow i get to see your car in the flesh for the first time :)

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