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Might come down in the 33, even though it is stock as a rock. Will have to see what me and the missus are doing on the night.

I got one week to take it over pits, chuck on some rims, find some suspension, wack in a gtr donk, 15 nos tanks, otherwise... haha even tho id hate to join with my car all stock, I think it will be nice all skylines. Plus ive never done a cruz so should be fun.

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I'll be there and maybe a couple of other Stageas AFAIK. I'll bring the $25 can someone bring a members pack.... already filled in forms a few months ago.

sorry but am i missing somethin? whats a members pack? and what forms?

Have'nt been on a cruize in probably 2 years!

So if my GTR is back from the Trimmers I may bring it out and show off the new interior :worship:

I live in Atwell so will meet at Gateways.

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Car wont be ready...so I wont be going.

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sorry but am i missing somethin? whats a members pack? and what forms?

Julz, There talking about SAUWA Club membership. You don't need to be a member to come to this cruise, but if you'd like to join the club then there is a link from the WA Section.

Are you coming out on this one Gary?

We try to set these events for weekends that you cant make it....you know that. Maybe we need to change the date hey mate? LOL

:rofl: Brad it still depends on whether my ex decides to let me see my kids or not

an if i do go i wont be goin to gateway first lol it way tooooooo far south for a meetup for me :(

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