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Hey all,

Few of the ns.com boys are having a meetup/cruize on thursday night for the guys that live in the western subrubs.

Good chance to chat and have a look at all the differant jap turbo's and mods we've all done.

We will meet up at the ******* Shopping Center around 8 and we can decide from there to were we go. Williamstwon is looking a favorite at the moment.

Feel free to come along and bring some friends, any cars are welcome.

Thanks

Marz

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Hey all,

Thanks all for coming down Thanks SAU & NS! More of a meet than a cruize really, Nice to see some of the cars in the west!.Now i know who to wave down when i see ya on the road! Next time we will set a night/arvo so more can cruize with us!

In the end we had.

1xR32 GTR, 4xR33 GTST, 2xS14, 1x180SX, 1xS13, 1xS15, 1xSTI, 1xSoarerTT, 3xCommie 5ltrs

Thanks

Marz(BLKLST)

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