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Topic Title: Kidders Kruise

Date: (1st May, Sunday)

Time: (9am Meet, 9:30am leave)

Meet Point: (BP Kewdale on Abernathy Road)

Map: Toodyay Throttle

Usual cruise rules apply, no burnouts / cranking stereos at meet points. Whatever else you do between legs is none of my business ;)

This map was run by SAUWA couple of years back and will be doing it once more. please bring a full tank of fuel

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^Unlucky, you definitely missed out!

Absolutely awesome cruise guys.I got to the last meet point and waited for 30mins and bailed, thought you guys must've got lost or something. Cheers for coming guys.

Pics here!

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thanks james , and thanks to all those who where there ,, it was nice to meet ya's ,, you all have some wicked cars,, i hope to catch up on another run sometime cheers.:cheers:

same goes here mate, hope to see more of your car on cruises :worship:

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