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we'll discuss radio channel on the day!

and you don't read do you silv!  its in the first post!!!  lunch is at the heritage pub... a big brown building on the right as you cruise into wisemans... there are also a few other cafes and eating places.. people can just go wherever they feel like!!

There is a fair bit of parking available, but you might have to walk a little.. sorry!!!

pffftttt walking!!!

noone mentioned that!!!

i aint coming

jk

You're right, didnt think of that. The area is huge and you wouldnt want to call all the cops around.

you just can't be bothered calling then :rofl:

and yeap! most peeps will have a cb.. the channel will be decided on the day.. just come see me :)

For the record

I was thinking along the lines of working with the local cops...

Keyword "thinking".

But yeah, like i can be bothered. Although i have been to Castle Hill cop shop about a few house parties and they seem to be reasonable. But yeah....

they can read ?? haha just kidding mr police men.. but really this is a good forum. and you should probly be on the Hot4s forum instead.. we are nice skyline owns.. and if you some some fruitcake in an agricultural 4wd POS.. then book them.. they like to try and merge into you side panels and then get pissed off because they are midgets




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