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S15 loved the bends :banana: he seemed a lil pissed trying to keep up wid me haha poor jp! :thanks:

Was awesome run, loved the cliffs over the water got some nice trailing pics of us driving over it ... will upload asap when I get a decent pc ..

I think we may have had to many cars for the run as alot of us trailed off.. lol oh well 34's out in force, biggest turn out for them yet good to see :)

Good cruise James.. who ever invented red lights is an ass ill say that ..

S15 loved the bends :banana: he seemed a lil pissed trying to keep up wid me haha poor jp! :thanks:

Was awesome run, loved the cliffs over the water got some nice trailing pics of us driving over it ... will upload asap when I get a decent pc ..

I think we may have had to many cars for the run as alot of us trailed off.. lol oh well 34's out in force, biggest turn out for them yet good to see :)

Good cruise James.. who ever invented red lights is an ass ill say that ..

go the 34's....... luved ur rims by the way decim8 nice n wide

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Cheers.. Give me ur sun roof .. btw i didnt figure out ur plates for ages .. im like whats so good about great?? oh wait its got 34 in it haha.. im like ... mmm nice!!

I was guna get R34DY .. mine will be on soon :thanks:

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hey guys great cruise! this was my first cruise with the skylinerrsss and i would have to say it was one of the best, very organised, very sensible & every one was very friendly! Good job james! :whistling:

Thanks cuz.. Hope to see you at the sydney cruise.. 3 Black R34's go hand in hand!

Good cruise James. Shame bout the cars gettin in the way of Nasho run.

But otherwise good weather and all :whistling:

Nat drove like a girl. lol

I reckon.. As long as everyone had fun! Make sure you come for the sydney cruise!




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