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Cruise 29/11/2014 Unofficial - Old Pac To Gosford Trackside For Lunch


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Hey fellow SAU'ers

I have hosted a few cruises in the past and also posted them here and had quite a success...last big one was my megalong valley and Robertson pie shop cruises last year which I have taken a little time off but they were huge with a fair few skylines from sau that came along for a great cruise...some of you may remember it as it was when terry brought his R34 N1 out which was awesome....along with all the other GTR's and Skylines during the day...but I am at it again and trying to get a cruise happening....

When: 29/11/2014

Meet: 9:30 leave 10am @ Thornleigh Bunnings (beside the maccas)
Where to: Gosford Trackside Restaurant for lunch www.trackside-restaurant.com.au/

Ok here is the planned agenda, we will leave the bunnings and head up the pennant hills road up to the old pac hwy....we will follow the mad twist and turns of old pac cruise it up to Gosford where will get to a roundabout for central coast hwy which we will turn right and follow that up to Trackside Restaurant at 79 central coast hwy west Gosford, where we can have a mad lunch and check out some of the classic race cars that they have in there....see you all there...there is a whole heap of car groups and forums also invited aswell...

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FACEBOOK Event in corporation with my meets/photography page and a mates group page
https://www.facebook.com/events/1564872857076987/?notif_t=plan_user_joined

so whos keen, only because a few days before the cruise I need to give them numbers for the tables to reserve

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