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Sounds good to me, the meet is good but of the several times I've been I have been the only M35 there!

The only time I've met Ian he brought an italiano and not the M35 :(

So I'm all for a NSW M35 meet up and cruise, keep me posted.

maybe we should do a stagea only for another night that we can all go to??

i can bring my camera gear and take some gay ass group shots. i mean of the cars not of the owners. unless they are bikini clad hot chicks........

looks like im out if its out that way

if its closer im in

Closer to what, Damo?

I'm happy to come along too, if you don't mind a lowly C34 driver and his car tagging along... If we make it just a general Stagea meet, there are a few others who might join in.

nick you kinda werent invited, rosie is welcome tho

haha only kidding mate :)

i rekon make the meet time 7.30ish as some of us dont get home till late. plus andy drives like a volvo driver so it will take him longer to get there :thumbsup:

I'm in....but not for the next 3 weeks!!!!F@#KING night shift again.

We working the age thing out buy time on the planet or mentally? If mentally I'm 19!!!! :wacko:

Danny your just around the corner from me....I'm in Thornleigh!

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