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Hey guys,

Here are the pictures of "The Edge" itself (see attachments). After going through the route of the cruise, this is the kind of comfort and style I look forward to after a long and hard drive :-) And you can bet I'll be pigging out at the kiosk lol

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This sounds like an awesome trip will definatly be keen. Road trip from the capital!

We need your car (and you) lol !

BTW Peter, if you're staying overnight, very close to the Start, GTRKat has details of where your car be secured in that hotel's compound.

It has a limit of 9x cars.

Good to see people getting on board! Let me know if you need accommodation info.

So far we have locked in:

1. CeJay

2. Kat

3. Shell

And for those that have contacted me for info on a hotel, please let me know if you'll be staying. As Terry mentioned there are approx 9 carspots available. Locked in to hotel and parking so far:

1. Kat

Spesh if you are staying at the hotel can you please add your name to the list so we don't get too many. Because I for one would be sleeping IN the car if it was not in secure parking. Paranoia at it's finest :P

I think as far as most of us are concerned it's the more the merrier but only if you bring the museum piece of out of the garage Nathan :banana:

I just like the piece of mind to know she's locked up safe. Means I can head off to the club and have a few with no worries!

dont make me put you on the club black list haha i might pass then haha dont want to send it to the body shop for forth time

I think the several act events have shown that skyline owners won't get too pissed if you show up. You'll just have to ride in the last group :banana:

FYI, payments have been received from the following Postcodes for Cinema Tickets, in reverse order (ie from most recent to first)...

3132, 2128, 2173, 2615, 2755, 2747, 2750, 2755, 2166, 2163, 2750, 2044, 2567, 2560, 2227, 2541, 2615, 2557, 2527, 2777, 2206, 2127, 2914, 2795, 2785, 2113, 4210, 2615, 2203, 2795, 2166, 2095, 5013, 2138, 2232, 2148. ;)

We've Gone National ! ! !

We now have more than 2x visitors from each of Country NSW, ACT, VIC, SA, QLD.

Most states/territories are now represented.

The Victorians who purchased tickets today can PM you Kat for details on where to stay and keep their car securely locked away.

You might wish to bring a car cover though to prevent the deposit of dew?

I'll let the Victorians know that they can join your convoy. The South Australians however, will be coming up days ahead.

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2x more from ACT paid 10.14am today Kat :yes:

...so Postcode 2609 will be posted soon. It's so good to see a big ACT contingent.

Did you get a PM from the Victorians at all?

PM me after David Fitzsimon's Cover Story about an SAUer's R32 GT-R comes out in Daily Telegraph's Cars Guide on a Friday early October, about how many are staying overnight up here on the Sat? I'd like to pay a visit!

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I'm heading up the saturday before, going to bathurst the sunday, then holidaying in Katoomba for the week then head back down the hill for the cruise :P Im so pumped, hopefully get the GTR front end on and painted by then.

Attending:

1. CeJay

2. Kat

3. Shell

4. Pat

5. Nathan

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