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Not all cars leave for the cruise at the same time. You basically leave as you register for the day, so there's a steady flow of cars, not one massive swarm.

Last time it was us and the MX-5 club plus a couple of Corvettes all the way from the lake to Belco.

ah ok, was thinking it would be more of an idle than a cruise with 1000 cars all trying to get from one point to another at the same time, not to mention the inevitable crashes and douchbaggery :)

glenieboy is car number 25 aswell

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CeJay

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Baconer

Tuk Tuk

LadyBytes

Bluprint

a20089

mrgilly

Ecstasy

Turismo

zenith13

sigsputnik

Frink

Bullet32

zooee (Rob)

BNR32t

datto260z

Donnan

MANG

stunnd

SL33KY

Psymon

widebody32

sl33py (Ben)

Glenieboy

(added Glenieboy - and that makes 25!)

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CeJay

S T A R 3 3

Baconer

Tuk Tuk

LadyBytes

Bluprint

a20089

mrgilly

Ecstasy

Turismo

zenith13

sigsputnik

Frink

Bullet32

zooee (Rob)

BNR32t

datto260z

Donnan

MANG

stunnd

SL33KY

Psymon

widebody32

sl33py (Ben)

Glenieboy

R33Driftr

I'll be there

I will have a talk again with the organisers to see if we can get a pre arranged spot, if 26 or 27 people do show up. Apart from that does anyone else have any ideas on a club display, apart from the skyline history print outs that is. Nothing too organised I suppose.

Apart from that does anyone else have any ideas on a club display, apart from the skyline history print outs that is. Nothing too organised I suppose.

Two people get there early to rope of the section we want, bring marking tape etc (make sure we can hang the flag on something)

One person to bring a tent (Federal one?)

Everyone brings fold up chairs to sit in.

Shell brings the SAU flag and something to hang it with.

The skyline history printouts are excellent ideas

I don't know how many people saw my quick printout I did up for my car at the wheels show, but it had some information on the car and some pics, it drew some interest as believe it or not not everyone knows what a skyline is let alone a GTR.

Club event done... Now we just need a club.

Ok, recieved some more info from my uncle regarding Marques in the Park, a lot of it you already know, but here it is:

October Update, 6 weeks to go

Please place this information in newsletters, web forums and forward to friends to help build this great event

Council of ACT Motor Clubs - 5th Annual Marques in the Park 25 November 2006

Need to Know:

8.00 – 9.00 am. Clubs and individuals, Meet at the Futsal Stadium (Large car park near boat hire, next to Commonwealth Avenue Bridge) Barrine Dr, Action Park, Civic.

8.30 - 9.15 am - Cruise, to John Knight Park, Belconnen

10.00 am – 3.00 pm - Kick back and relax

All Clubs and individuals will be requested to join in the cruise from the Futsal stadium, Action Park.

Vehicles on the cruise will receive a ‘SHANNONS Event’ window sticker on arrival to the Futsal stadium as well as a map with directions to John Knight Park.

The Event Director and marshals have full control of the Display, owners or clubs disregarding a direction will be removed from the Park.

Clubs are advised to contact the Event Director ([email protected]) on or before the 11 November with approximate numbers of vehicles to help with parking arraignments.

Clubs or individuals who require access to John Knight Park before 9.00 am for setting up will need to contact the Event Director (Bruce Perry) before the 19th November on 0408 652 107 or by Email [email protected].

Clubs are encouraged to bring Club BBQ’s to the Park for a relaxed day and lunch for their members.

NOTE: The sale of food or drinks by clubs to Visitors to Marques in the Park is prohibited without the prior approval of the event director.

The display at John Knight Park will begin at 10.00 am and go until 3.00 pm

John Knight Park is on Aikman Drive Belconnen ACT

Entrance to the park is via Lake Ginninderra College car park

Entry is FREE for participants and lookers

Shaded areas and open grassed areas, for parking and relaxing

Food stall selling hot food and cold drinks

Trade stalls selling automotive items

Display area close to shopping mall and fast food outlets

Vehicle access and movement is allowable all day, with a 5 KPH speed limit

$10,000,000 PLI coverage

Contact details:

Event Director: Bruce Perry

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.actmotorclubs.org.au

Ph: 6254 5059

Mob: 0408 652 107

Remember this FREE event is for everybody, Clubs and Individuals:

This event would not be possible without the support of:

> SHANNONS Insurance

> SOS Recruitment

> Greenlight Mortgage

> FPV & XR Owners Club of ACT

I hope to see you all on the 25 November

Thanks

Bruce Perry

Event Director

Marques in the Park

Council of ACT Motor clubs

Two people get there early to rope of the section we want, bring marking tape etc (make sure we can hang the flag on something)

One person to bring a tent (Federal one?)

Everyone brings fold up chairs to sit in.

Shell brings the SAU flag and something to hang it with.

The skyline history printouts are excellent ideas

I don't know how many people saw my quick printout I did up for my car at the wheels show, but it had some information on the car and some pics, it drew some interest as believe it or not not everyone knows what a skyline is let alone a GTR.

Club event done... Now we just need a club.

perhaps have the tent and banner on location early to setup and claim our spot? i'd be happy to help do that....

And Ladybytes to bring the BBQ, great idea.

Donation for the food.

Someone tell Jon how big my BBQ is... welcome to use it, but can only take it if I get a volunteer with a ute and help lift it on and off. Its stainless steel with verrreee thickand heavy SS plates.

honesty box would work too.

If we have to have PL anyway, then perhaps we could apply to sell food on the day.

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