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every time on australia day, the gong is packed with modified cars, last time they closed the road that goes towards the light house, it is massive.

also they meet at Kingsgrove Shell petrol station on Kingsgrove Road and leave there at bout 10am, about 50-100 cars turn up there.

Originally posted by 2rismo

How will I ever be able to get all the way to  Wollongong?!?!?

Looks like I'll miss out again... :D

Get your lazy arse out of bed earlier and come upto Homebush so you can cruise down to the Gong with us!

The 5 minute drive from your place to North Beach is so lame :uh-huh: Come for a REAL cruise.

Get your lazy arse out of bed earlier and come upto Homebush so you can cruise down to the Gong with us!

What time we meeting then? 6C I presume?

the only thing wrong with wollongong is the parking. how about organise somewhere to meet in wollongong? one of the other beaches?

I'll take you to a 'secret spot' :D




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