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So... the plan is....Sat. 19th April. meet at Crazy Clarks Springwood between 6.30 to 7pm. Leave around 7 and head for the carpark, presume get there about 7.45 should be lots of space up front so we all park up and get together for happy snaps..chat...admire MRE's wheels... etc. Sounds good.

Anyone from Bris Northside or elsewhere might like to meet up with Mick51 and me and criuse down to Crazy Clarks,....sort of cruise on cruise!

Just a thought ...if theres plenty of room maybe we can leave some spaces for later arrivals.

Final cruise details are as follows

6:30pm meet at crazy clarks carpark springwood

7pm leave and head south

now id suggest everyone has a full tank of petrol and has a feed before departing springwood cause i dont think we would need to stop at the service centers, probably cruise down the m1 in the left lane at a lesurly pace (read speed limit)(yes thats right mick ill be keepin well away from ya )

and then we arrive at bwcp and park in a group, 8pm, and then we all get to know each other....

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