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Heya everyone don't forget about the cruise on Sunday to Jervis Bay, there's expexted to be around 30-40 cars, Everyone is more then welcome :)

8.30am Meet Hombush 6C 8:30am to leave about 9am.

9:45: There is a large Area to the side of the road on the Hume Hwy at the Picton Turn off (just before the off ramp) that we will stop and wait for straglers (read Skylines ) that got caught in traffic coming out of the city. (good place for Penrith and southern people to meet here rather than drive all way to Homebush).

Continue down Hume Hwy to Moss Vale exit, turn left off Hume Highway and follow signs to Kangaroo Valley. Drive Through Kangaroo Valley and follow signs to Nowra. Through Nowra follow signs south to Jervis Bay and arrive at Huskison for lunch around 12 - 12:30pm

2pm: (or there abouts) Head back through Nowra amd head to Kiama (either the high road through Berry or Low road past 7 mile beach). Arive Kiama Blow Hole about 3:30pm for Poto opertunity (traffic will be fine at this stage).

4:30: Miss traffic bottle kneck by heading from Kiama through some twisty fun stuff through Jambaroo to Albion Park and head north to Wollongong and up the freeway to Sydney.

(Those that want to can take on Maqaurie pass at Albion Park and head back to MosVale and back up the Hume Hwy)

And also as long as everyone understands that anything to silly, as in driving wise, wont be tolerated and they will be sent home or asked to leave the cruise hahaha last thing we want is the cruise ruined or any accidents involving our cars because of 1 or 2 idiots

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This cruise is looking huge, would be good fun. I have to get my brakes sorted out so should it work out then I shall be in attendance

PFT!!! thats the worst excuse!! you've had 1 week to organise brakes...plus more time come sat night...so i WILL see you there on sunday :)

I have to get my brakes sorted out so should it work out then I shall be in attendance
You say that as if their are alot of hilly twisty roads, are their coz my brakes aren't fantastic either :)

It's going to be touch and go for the Skyline - would be a good 'run-in' cruise.

Will seriously think of briging the mighty cruising, pimping Gloria if the R33 is not ready !




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