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BEST CAR HANDS DOWN!!!!!!!!!!

SHits all over any car there today!!

530 KW!!

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Straight out from the camera..

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Can you beat this?

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I like the look of this 34 :)

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My old rims!! bro i forgot your username again.. send me a pm pls

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This GTR was PHAT

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Spewin i didnt make it down to homebush, had to settle with meeting everyone at penang cos of footy. Was a huge turnout though, were there more cars down at p6?

Today made me so much keener to keep working on my car hahaha i was a bit hesitant before.

Ill have to come down to syd for some mroe event's, gotta get too now some people with simular interests, i ended up just rocking up with my mrs today hahha

any one know how much money was raised?

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FROM THE ORGANISED........... BUZDBY.............

hey guys firstly on behalf of katrina my mrs and myself i would like to thank everyone who came today and made the day happen and also gave extra cash towards the hospital from homebush everything ran so smooth the cops did a great job and directed all the traffic in a top way to save us banking up for ages and also not handing out defects etc

the drive was awesome all the way up to the destination point was having a great day everyone was happy no cops busting our chops at all untill they came to check on us and have some lunch and their is always one clown in the crowd to stuff it up besides that the day would of gone 100% trouble free thank you guys for all the support and attending the day muchly appreciated $18,500 DOLLARS WAS RAISED THAT IS TOPS GUYS THANK YOU SO MUCH alot of cars didnt pay as we ran out of stickers and the day got to big to control and keep tab but thanks to everyone who attened

thanks to everyone who came today.. rob is totally correct on the police issue with today. NSW police were extremely supportive and they were understanding that it only takes one bad egg to ruin the dozen. With approximately over 1200 cars @ homebush and roughly double that amount for Mt Penang, the money raised and the attitude and respect for the car scene from all those who attended not to mention the sheer DIVERSITY of the crowd and the willingness to help the childrens hospital out shows that 95% of the car scene are what we say we are.

Enthusiasts. not hoons.

Once again, many thanks to all those who attended, big thanks to other photographers out there spending hours capturing the day, 2sus boys chipping in as much as possible.. (i.e. OOOFFT on bbq duties for 4 hours!!) and a MASSIVE thankyou for those that waited it out and helped clean up the park (ginger etc)

Whats that? Cruise 4 Kids 2008 DVD?

Coming soon smile.gif

thanks to everyone who came today.. rob is totally correct on the police issue with today. NSW police were extremely supportive and they were understanding that it only takes one bad egg to ruin the dozen. With approximately over 1200 cars @ homebush and roughly double that amount for Mt Penang, the money raised and the attitude and respect for the car scene from all those who attended not to mention the sheer DIVERSITY of the crowd and the willingness to help the childrens hospital out shows that 95% of the car scene are what we say we are.

Enthusiasts. not hoons.

Once again, many thanks to all those who attended, big thanks to other photographers out there spending hours capturing the day, 2sus boys chipping in as much as possible.. (i.e. OOOFFT on bbq duties for 4 hours!!) and a MASSIVE thankyou for those that waited it out and helped clean up the park (ginger etc)

Whats that? Cruise 4 Kids 2008 DVD?

Coming soon smile.gif

Glad to be part of it :P

heheh looking forward to the dvd.. Now i know why i saw a few people with proper video cameras!!

Well organised event.. congrats

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