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ok seems alot of people are suggesting dates.

How about : Saturday 18th at the British for Dinner. (are they usually super busy at Christmas time?)

Then Sunday 2nd of January for a New Year Cruise and lunch.

Hope thats going to be ok for everyone.

:rolleyes:

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I have made a tentative booking (not going to get caught out like I did last time at the Old Lion) for 15 people at 6:30pm in the courtyard of the British (58 Finniss St North Adelaide) on Saturday the 18th.

They would like us to confirm ASAP, but at this stage we are booked in.

I have made a tentative booking (not going to get caught out like I did last time at the Old Lion) for 15 people at 6:30pm in the courtyard of the British (58 Finniss St North Adelaide) on Saturday the 18th.

They would like us to confirm ASAP, but at this stage we are booked in.

Wickid.. thanks champion.

We'll do a seperate thread for the cruise in a week or so.

always making excuses aren't you shane....

Yeah Tim thats right...I'll come take you for a drive and you can witness the clutch slipping fury..Hopefully box is coming back out this weekend and all shall be fixed...I hate cars

Ok Dinner is this Saturday 18th 6.30pm at the British

Am i correct with these attendees?

Attendees

Myself and Munro

GFXMan (Doolian)

Cillham

Timmy

4door_sleeper

Maxx

MadGT4

P1E

Skyline

Bl4ck32 (+1)

RyanR31

Nighcrawler (& Carolyn?)

DRFT33

Choplet (+1)

Diggity

Let me know if there are any others........

least its on the road :)

only took two years ;)

Hey wasn't my fault it took so long!! It was only 18 months btw :P I've still gotta get my ecu/injectors/pump installed and the panel/paint work done *sigh* cars...

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