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Just a little update: I have informed the police about the cruise (we're probably expecting around 50 cars)... so this way there'll be minimum/NO problems.... I know i don't have to tell you guys this but: anyone who's caught acting illegally/unsocially will be disowned from the group and probably reported.... SO BE GOOD!!! lol...

cheers guys,

keep the numbers coming... :P

Ok guys, a quick update:

For anyone who finds Thornleigh maccas to be a cruise on it's own... there has been another meeting point organised for the P6 in Homebush bay at 11am...

There'll be a bloke named Kevin there in a red seca...

if you need contact info for him please let me know...

Cheers,

Dave.

Flaps: All car welcome... there'll be all sorts there...

SW20-GT: just looking at your avatar mate...

UPDATE: HOT4s WILL BE ATTENDING!!!

make sure your cars are clean and shinny and that you're wearing your happy faces people because i have just received confirmation that HOT4s Magazine WILL BE THERE!!!

They arn't 100% sure where they'll join the cruise but they are looking at the central coast meetup (south bound caltex) at the moment...

Yeh i'll be up for the cruise! but gotta make sure my car will still be running after the toymods cruise. Anybody who's interested there is a toyota cruise and anybody is allowed to turn up. My mates who dont even have toyota's are part of the club and they said it's just a trip n bbq.

the trip is on the 28th at 9am Hills Alliance Church hall Baulkham Hills. From there they are going to Broke, wherever the hell that is! for more details visit www.toymods.org.au




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