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Hey just wondering if anyone on this forum is heading down to blacktown drive ins

this sat nyt to watch fast and furious 5?

Haven't read anything on this forum yet so was seeing if some of you guys were gonna head down will be a good nyt.

There expecting over 800cars to view so will be good to meet some people down there

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i didn't even know they had drive-ins anymore. I used to love em when they used to have em here in canberra.

I'll be up in sydney this w/e, might come down. Sounds like there'll b a few nice cars there to view

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Hey yah ill be there along with a few mates mates. One has a R32 GTR other a yellow R34 no wing. Mine is the Blue R33. Should be parked together along with a blue Jeep. We are getting there about 4:30. Should be good went to the last one. So come look for us and say hi we wont bite.

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I no i got there around 5 was a good nyt few skylines down there but the line was massive

im glad i got there early was a good nyt the rain held up

lol i got there around 815 and they said they were full... couldnt even get in!

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