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so you guys definite on meeting there , i posted a meet at hungry jacks in warwick farm but if casula oportos is better we can meet there

i can update that post then so meetup is changed to oportos casula is everyone is definite

There is plenty of room here for 30+ cars, I'll be there +1 passenger...

Also sounds like the lunch thing is already booked, prob gonna grab something else if its fully booked...

anyone know any other places round there we can eat and meet up?

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what time do you guys plan to leave if we meet at 9:30?

Depends if we use the m7 (get off sunnyholt rd and head up windsor rd)... if so it'll prob take about 30-40min

So i'm guessing we wont be leavin much after 9.30

just my 2c

you suck eric!

please no more deposits for lunch after 6pm tomorrow, we will not receive the payment in time so we can't book for you.

of course everyone is still welcome to cruise, it will be a great day (one of the biggest cruises I've seen in years!)

There is plenty of room here for 30+ cars, I'll be there +1 passenger...

Also sounds like the lunch thing is already booked, prob gonna grab something else if its fully booked...

anyone know any other places round there we can eat and meet up?

cya's there

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