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I used to live in Putty on Putty road (half way between Windsor & Singleton), that road can be fun, but it can also be dangerous, heaps of motor bikes come of the road every weekend, I remember a helicopter landing in our property to help a bike rider after he crashed just out the front of the monastery.

Be careful guys, & have fun, I would love to go, but because I have started to pull things apart on the Skyline, its in no state to go anywhere. (unless I take the cammed up VE SS Commodore & turn the cruise into the Bathurst 1000, which I am sure you do not want) :(

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Don't worry Terry you can cruise along with me and point out how much better the GTR WAS then my little N/A. Thats if u dont bring the OZFOZ mobile hehe

I really appreciate your kind gesture David ! Really do mate ! Still got my wheels...

John ie Kuma J > if you can make it up to Springwood Station, I can pick you up.

Sorry, I live nowhere near Mascot tho'.

Anyways, see you at lunch eh?

could be in with +1 wat time do peple think we would be heading back to sydney as me and the passanger have a bday party that night so we would have to be back around 5.

people head off at different times of the afternoon, i left about 3ish last year and cruised back with a couple of others, the main cruise is going up, people come back whenever they want so if you need to be back in early then you can head off early.

i dont think anyone will mind.

oh and terry thanks for the offer, springwood is a long way from where i am but i might be ok for a lift. might have the car still not sure yet, im putting in in to get some work doneon it so its just a matter of when i put it in as to if i will have it or not for the day.

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