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Turbz_13

By Turbz_13,
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yeah cruize was good :happy:

except for these punk skyline's trouble makers

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nah just playing, tried to catch up to you guys but some chicken cooking rotors got in the way.

this was prob the craziest car i seen at the end point.

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thats all the pics i took, i figured may as well leave the happy snaps to sunday as it will give me something to do for the day. let me know if you want higher quality pics of the above any 1 as there resized for the 56k modem people out there.

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sorry flick didnt see you at the start point. i was 1 of the last to get there, was during the driver briefing i arrived so i just snapped that pic out my car window while i was waiting to go.

ill get that cam working on ur citrus mobile sunday don't worry

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yeah even though i didnt stay long :whistling:

should have told me you didnt know anyone i would have introduced you to some people.

when we left to go back to spargo's we relised that they would be closed, was so devod haha i was looking forward to it :P

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James im glad u found the cruise after all. When u sms'd me (think it was u lol, i forgot to save ur number) to say u were running late, so were we - very late .. we got there as cruise was leaving and just joined in.

Shouldve sms'd me at the end point, wouldve come and introduced myself and a few other sau'ers that were around

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Hey flick yeah that was me that txt'd ya when i was running late but turned out ti got there with plenty of time to spare. i actually ended up leaving like last as i didnt kno what was going on haha ah well i still had heaps of fun.

at the end point i didnt know what was going on so i just pulled over where i saw the first group of cars pulled over and waited for another mate that wanted to go on the cruse but was busy to meet up. then we went on our own cruse around town til i had to boost back to VH.

will have to meet u and all the other sau'ers soon!!

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