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has anyone been up Pt Wakefield rd recently?

Last I heard it was a 25km/hr zone for so far that it was quicker to go out through Gawler and cut back across.

Considering the roadworks and that most of us will have detailed cars, is it worth considering another route?

i did a bit of detailing today, engine bay etc and also washed the car, i plan on washing it again next friday night, then ill just take some waterless wash and a chamois to kadina.

im not going overboard with cleaning it, i dont care enough, haha.

the roadworks on pt wakefield only extend up to waterloo cnr road, the rest is 90, then 100.

it takes 1.5 hrs to get there, leaving at 6:30 will get us there at 8, to be set up by 8:30

as per marks request.

sorry if its too early for some, feel free to leave later, couldnt care.

the roadworks on pt wakefield only extend up to waterloo cnr road, the rest is 90, then 100.

Great

I had a work mate travel to Pt Augusta last week and she was complaining about the roadworks, if they end at waterloo cnr road, it wont be a problem if I head up kings road to the servo.

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