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I'll have a go if the weather's decent :P I wont meet at Homebush though.. somewhere like servo / maccas at Heathcoate would be good for me :)

I've mended my post to include the Caltex Servo at Heathcote a second meeting point. Try and bring your mates too champ...

hey peoplez,

Soundz good long as the dayz nice n sunny, ill come down in the 33 n some livo skylines if they can come k,

is this only skylines?

thankz

Hey..

Skylines predominantly, but open to other cars joining us.. Last couple of drives I organised, we had a 200sx S15, Evo 9 & a 350Z join us.. So other cars are welcome.. But we try and stick to skylines.. =)

hey boys im new 2 the site. wuld luv 2 cum on this cruise. any dose pipes aloud??

Welcome to come champ.. Friends of yours are welcome as long as their mature about their driving.. =)

Whats a dose pipe?




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