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Due to his regular driver(me) being unavailable due to work. reece is in need of a Driver car and petrol provided all you have to do is drive up to wakie and drive back. But be warned the trip back may be hard on bold tires after reece has used them up lol

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ahh shoulda looked better, ill drive for you,

or failing that does anyone want a passanger??? im broke but could throw in 25 bucks for petrol ???

im located at ADFA, so yeah if anyone has a spare seat going???? would have to ask really nicely to pick me up too,

cheers alex

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ahh shoulda looked better, ill drive for you,

or failing that does anyone want a passanger??? im broke but could throw in 25 bucks for petrol ???

im located at ADFA, so yeah if anyone has a spare seat going???? would have to ask really nicely to pick me up too,

cheers alex

I'm going up tomorrow and if anyone would like to donate a few bucks in fuel money all would be gratefully accepted.

I'm not getting there early, or staying the entire day, just up there about 10.30am and back about 2.30 pm. PM if interested in a lift.

I'll take some photo's

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Wow, wasn't expecting so many responses, I now have a driver, but if anyone is still wanting to come, they're welcome to squeeze in the back of my 32, got 1 spot, maybe 2 if someone wants a numb bum

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Yah from the servo but 6ish from home, My girlfriend decided to take her car, so I have 3 more passenger spots Call me on 0420722001 for a lift.

Call soonish so I can organise things

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