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yeah, went today.. shagged. Its a big day with 7 different halls, 5 batteries, 440 pics, 7 hours... rah.

Ill upload a few pics to keep you happy.. make sure you get there early, sunday is usually the biggest day... think last years attendance was around 110,000 for that day

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Hey sorry Rezz I didnt see your post last night.

I would've met you today. I think I saw you but I lost you in a matter of sec from the crowd.

Had a good time today!

Which hall? I saw a few foreign guys but none of which were 'youngish'... all 40 years+... hahaha.

Btw... Streeter... your mobile phone sucks. Called 10-odd times between 11:30 and 3pm but always got the 'no signal' message.

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Gah my phone battery died and I didnt have your number Rez LOL ohwells maybe some other time. Still not one for car shows but it sure beats the hell out of Auto Salon in Melbourne LOL

glad I took the bike... traffic looked pretty nasty at around 4:30pm heading back.

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