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cool good turn out so far even with some of these ppl are maybes

GRRRRRR JEEEFFFFFFFF!!!!!!! You have to come. Wont be the same with out you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Damn it, just realised I'm going to need to get an E-TAG before the cruise so I can get back across the cashless bridge! :<

How long do you guys think it will take to get from Chatswood to Liverpool?

Damn it, just realised I'm going to need to get an E-TAG before the cruise so I can get back across the cashless bridge! :<

How long do you guys think it will take to get from Chatswood to Liverpool?

hmm if you do an M5 run probably about 30 - 40 mins

Is there generally much police action on these runs? Just out of curiosity. One would assume a pack of Skylines would be quite the eye opener.

Excellent question there man, this would be my first time and nice to know




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