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Organising a drive Canberra - >Jindabyne -> Charlottes Pass this Saturday.

Head out from Canberra southside (Calwell servo??) about 10am.

Stop in Cooma/Jindy/Charlotte's pass and head back when ready.

Post your intrest.

I'll be heading up with a few others anyway so the more the better.

201kms - 2hrs 35mins - one way on speed limit

come have some fun

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It's all good if SAU folk cant make it.

I enjoy driving so much and haven't been up that way for years.

Might grab a pub feed at the Banjo while checking the view of the lake out.

Never been to Charlotttes parts

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Thanks guys for letting me know your all washing your hair that day...........your all whipped :domokun: and not necessarily by the pussy coz that'd be you :nyaanyaa:

Skylines were built for driving (and unfortunately fixing :whistling: ) not just standing around talkin about them on Fridays. Although i do enjoy the stories I got a million of em :D

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I have a similar trip in the works, was asked to go this weekend but not enough notice for work. I'll most likely be travelling at a different time of day :P.

And, Japan is great for driving. Looking forward to my upcoming trip ;).

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Sorry I cant make it either Richo.

Got a new Brake Master Cylinder put on today. A bigger, better, larger unit to suit the Brembo's. BM57. (Bigger than 1")

Instead of the BM50 for the Sumitomos (1")

Now I have braking issues - Again :(

Booked in again Wednesday to get it looked at.

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