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Hey Everyone,

GTCC has not been back to Reefton since the Bushfires so thought we better get started again.

This is a relatively short Cruise.

We only go ahead if weather permits, Please check the link below prior to leaving to meet spot. It the Cruise has been postponed the link below will clearly indicate that.

URL: http://gtccoz.com/events/20111127_Cruise_To_MtDonna_Buang_Flyer.jpg

20111127_Cruise_To_MtDonna_Buang_Flyer.jpg

Checklist:

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1) Road Worthy Vehicle

2) Check your Tyre Pressure

3) Come with a Full Tank of Petrol

4) You may want to bring a Camera and a CB Radio

5) Shine up your vehicle to win a Martini Racing Prize pack for most appealing vehicle. Vehicle chosen by Martini Racing @ Mt Donna Buang.

General Cruise Rules:

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1) No Reckless driving will be tolerated

2) Abide by the speed limits, you can have lots of fun without exceeding the speed limits

3) Absolutely, No Tailgating

4) Overtake only if safe

5) Do not rev Engines in towns, people live there, respect that.

6) Drive within your means. The goal is to have a bit of fun and return home to your families.

Hope to see some of you there

Regards

Bran

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