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the only reason 1.5 hours was suggested previously was for entrants to drive up slowly without rushing and get there with time to spare.

If you drive normally it will take you just on 1 hour from thornleigh macca's at the speed limit

*Cough Cough* Ahem, it should take about an hour from the START of the M-2 in Seven Hills, assuming you're sticking to the limit and use the F-3. I live about 5mins from that, so I'm wondering what time the Spectators expect to be cruising through there.

If I'm not a lazy ass I'll cruise up in a crew (bringing up the tail end in my Corolla, most likely)... No promises, but if I know that people will be cruising through Old Windsor Road and onto the M-2 from there at about 9-9.30am, I'll make an effort to get up and moving.

Nick T.

hehe yeah we r just meeting at 8..abit early....but i know peoples will come late..some i am just give some time....and we will be at thornleigh about 9-9;30......leaving thornleight about 10 ................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!guys remenber DAY LIGHT SAVING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

so 9am is 8am....10am is 9 am!!!!!!!!!!

hehe yeah we r just meeting at 8..abit early....but i know peoples will come late..some i am just give some time....and we will be at thornleigh  about 9-9;30......leaving thornleight about 10 ................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!guys remenber  DAY LIGHT SAVING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

so 9am is 8am....10am is 9 am!!!!!!!!!!

hehehe...i was going to mention the daylight savings!!!! I'll see you there at 10! :) will call you if i'm running late, or won't make that time....then i'll just see you up there ;)

So am I.

Just finished the signage so everybody can find there way in. Just look for our banner on a big fence, and then follow the A4 signs to where you need to go!

See you all tomorrow!

Dan.

PS.Deserteagle, are you going to entry that beast of yours... or is she going to be left in the car park with the rest of the shit boxes! :D:P

Majanal - I can just show up on the day and enter it?

Coz if I can and the price is right I might....

But I will be cruising up with this hungry jacks lot so I'll be there late??

Another thing guys this daylight saving crap is confusing me...

If I DONT change my watch, does that mean the meet up is at 9am (in today's time)

Oh and judging by the weather tonite we could have rain tomorrow morning

noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo



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