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ill see you guys down there, their meeting spot is alot closer to my house and will give me more time to wash the car :)

lol already washed mine and gave it a coat of polish but just a quick job thoe to hot today.

well doesnt look like ill make it, prior arrangements it seems, and its something important i cant miss. Would like to try catch people after though, Kelly ill give u a call after and try meet up with yas. Wanna show off my new seats! Lol

Well.........how did the cruise go?

Where did you all end up going?

Any trouble with the long arm of the law along the way?

well i finished at the first stop about 10:30pm no problems with poo poo it was good but i had to leave night time curfew on my licence but it was fun good to meet some ove sau ppl

when we first rocked up at 6:30pm every1 was waiting in the sun so i parked in the shade for a while untill a few more ppl rocked up then i parked sorta near yas didnt knoe yas too

well but i said hello at semaphore lol

madaz i thought you had a auto when we were on old port rd untill you started to rev it a bit and im like oh dam hes got a manual lol awd launch.

Umm i thought i saw SLED with his bike near the meet point @ Semaphore

Hi Andy, do you have a grey R34 GTR with the same on the plate?

If so, I definitley sighted you in the Semaphore car park.........nice ride, is it a V-Spec?

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