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Was a great drive today

Pity about some bikes trying to kill themselves while others were on a go slow but apart from that a good day all round

Was good to put faces to names and meet some new people

Benji needed to change his pants after getting a drive of a 33 GTR

Carmen and I had a good day, would have loved to have had the 34 out today but was amazed how well the lil GTI held its own in the twistys...

As Martin said, idiots on bikes and slow drivers were a downfall but the day was awesome!

I now understand why Top Gear loath caravans too!!

Oh and thumbs up to the HWP for doing the right thing and target speed and not the cars themselves...

just got home.

very tired.

had a great day.

sorry to the emo guys for the smoke on the way home.

need to sort that out.

So good to see the beast out and then back home safe buddy! Always good to see ya! Oh and well done for remembering the name tag ;)

Oh and thumbs up to the HWP for doing the right thing and target speed and not the cars themselves...

Yeah I was very surprised none of them even took a second look, not complaining!

Great bunch of people on the cruise. Thanks to Martin for letting me tag along as passenger.

Just a bit of shame some people mover vehicles ahead of us were driving extra slow and holding us up.

Was a great drive today
Pity about some bikes trying to kill themselves while others were on a go slow but apart from that a good day all round
Was good to put faces to names and meet some new people

Benji needed to change his pants after getting a drive of a 33 GTR

Lol..yeah, agreed.

Big thankyou to Owen for letting me briefly pilot the R33 GT-R.....absolutely phenomenal vehicle.

Carmen and I had a good day, would have loved to have had the 34 out today but was amazed how well the lil GTI held its own in the twistys...

As Martin said, idiots on bikes and slow drivers were a downfall but the day was awesome!

I now understand why Top Gear loath caravans too!!

Oh and thumbs up to the HWP for doing the right thing and target speed and not the cars themselves...

Yeah, the first HWP seemed to just be admiring all the nostalgia going past.... which was pretty cool.


Wicked day, awesome turn-out, lots of laughs and some very beautiful cars.

Terry's Evo 8 MR - laughs at the sound of harleys, freaks out at the sound of RB's :)

Uploaded pics now, i'll post them soon

Perfect day for a cruise today; awesome weather, a heap of brilliant cars, and a tasty shnitzel!
It was great to see a huge line of Skylines doing what they do best.

Great to meet a bunch of new people, forgotten almost everyone's names already.

Thanks to Terry for the opportunity to pilot your beautiful new Evo; seriously impressive for a standard car. :wub:

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