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The weather is a bit showery at the moment, but it's starting to clear up, should be fine. Should be a good day, see you guys there :)

Toby and i are leavin soon, cyall there. :P

Good stuff just remember meet at 1230 people, a little earlier than last time but this is to make the most of the day. Cheers guys and will see you at springwood then.

Cheers

Adam

Oh come on thats a lil harsh bunta, you never got to see his patrol and it had a bit more go than the usual patrol you see out there, And at least he drove a nissan :P

hehe

I think we will head down and see the old mans wheelchair...I mean new ride :)
Oh come on thats a lil harsh bunta, you never got to see his patrol and it had a bit more go than the usual patrol you see out there, And at least he drove a nissan :P

hehe

Nah I got a look at the old beast (I mean the patrol) last tuesday! It was pretty good, effective high beams too :) lol

hey i got a lil problem...

where is crazy clarks at spring wood :)

i know where maccas is but no idea about crazy clarks is it on the main drag that maccas and everything is on?

hey i got a lil problem...

where is crazy clarks at spring wood :)

i know where maccas is but no idea about crazy clarks is it on the main drag that maccas and everything is on?

yeah man next 2 driveways up facing highway

Ended up to be a good day, good turnout of skylines some nice ones out too, wasn't raining down the coast it was sunny and warm. :laugh:

Now, where the photos at? :)

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