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Hi bro, im just over in Willetton. can i join up with guys at leeming?

Hey there

Im just gonna ride with neuro but we are meeting dave_rb20 @ reddies @ bull creek around 7pm or just before hand!!!

Feel free to join :)

But try to get there just before 7 maybe ;)

I'll PM you my mob number

Hi bro, im just over in Willetton. can i join up with guys at leeming?

hey mate, sounds good

i'll be there a little early cause im gunna grab some dinner from there

name's dave white 33 coupe

seeya's in a couple of hours :thumbsup:

Unless noted CLUB cruises would be open to you...Olivia et al prefer Skylines ONLY by the looks of things.

We've been waiting for the weather to be better coz i dont think everyone will behave in the wet weather if we have a open cruise..

We'll keep an eye on the weather.. also we need someone who lives in yanchep to contact us as we dont know anything down there

And thats where we wanna take the next cruise..

But hey if your really eager to have one asap try and write one yourself its not that hard...

But either way there will be one soon promise :thumbsup:

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