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Antrx Cruise - Putty Road Nsw

Resin

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Hi

I am also a member of the Antrx forum ....almost since it started (i use to own a pintara Ti) and we are having a cruise up to singleton via the putty road on the 17th of september see link below. This is an invitation for the NSW ceffy & 4 door owners to meet up and cruise with the antrx members

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Just realised that you may not beable to see the info on that link considering none of you are members...i will post it here aswell.

Cruise 18 organisation thread

Putty road / wollombi road cruise

Meet Point

9.30 am Richmond RAAF base

Lunch - Singleton

After lunch head down the wollombi road through broke to wollombi

Lunch maybe a bbq along the putty road ...we are looking into the the different options at the moment.

this will be an all day cruise with a fair amount of driving probably 300km of driving

Date: 17th of september

Antrx is a forum for 4 cylinder nissans focused mainly on the Pintara and bluebird u12, u13 models of cars including the attessa and awd models. roughly half the nsw members have the turbo / awd cars.

We will be having a bbq on the way up at one of the rest points ....to be confirmed though...

If you would like to join us just respond to this thread or pm.

cheers

Alex

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