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Christmas is fast approaching.... most of you will recognise this as the empty feeling your wives/gf has given you in your wallet.

Anywho.. who wants to have a little get2getha before xmas.. its just an idea. People are probably flat out this time of year. If there is a cruise of some sort I nominate Stu to do the mapping as his abilities are far superior to mine :) (go Stu)..

Post up if your keen.

Erica. :(

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It's for sale. $4900 if anyones interested and the link is at http://forum.r31skylineclub.com/index.php?...p?topic=17599.0 .

Bought the wagon for the boot space, and it was a first owner car still with few km's on it at a decent price. Very convenient for what I need it for. It'll get slammed with rims once the old car is gone. Should be decent I hope

The 19th is no good for me farkn :)

Hey everybody, there's a GSR/EVO Club cruise on the 19th to raise money for the ambulance service, I think it's a $5 donation. Guaranteed will not get defected or hassled by the cops and I'm sure they won't mind some extra company as they are trying to raise $2000. I think its all day heading towards mannum? If anyone is interested I will post up more details

Erica,

The new year would probably be a better proposition,and if the date set isnt suitable for a cruise maybe we could meet up for dinner again at the british in nth adel.???

Regards,

SKYLINE (Kym)....

Why not meet at the Brit for a meal prior to Xmas and have a cruise early in the new year.

If its going to be prior to Xmas its prob either

Fri 17th

Sat 18th

Sun 19th

For those that could make it along, which date suits best? 26th Dec, 2nd Jan?

For a cruise after Xass, anyone want to suggest a date?

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