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Its been a while since i posted on here,but i thought you may like to see the pictures from our latest Skyline meet.It was a great turn out,although we were hoping for over 100 cars.We got 57 in the end.

Hope you enjoy!.........

http://www.dorkish.com/index.php?p=va&dir=...0Skyline%20Day/

regards................Paul.

ps,sorry if its not the right area to post this,but i struggled to find a more suitable place!

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It is England indeed.We have had weather like this now for a few months.

And the "Noz Bottles" are actually Bass tubes.Who needs noz,when you can propell yourself with sound!

Got to admit,its a pretty tasty collection of cars there.27 of us were in convoy that day,up the motoway to get to the meet,which was held at a British Historic Motor Musuem.

Gotta make the most of the good weather,its not often we get it.

Glad you like the photos.......will post some more of our other cruises sometime!

regards.........Paul

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