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WHO: zclub / 350ztech/SAU v35s/v36s/r35s

WHAT: meet up + cruise

WHEN: Sat 18th of September 2010 930PM

WHERE: five dock office works/maccas carpark

WHY: cos sydney zeds and v35s/v36s need a meetup!!!!

hey guys

everyone has been asking about a meet up cruise

ive gotten in contact with a few mates with zeds and figured 18th of september night should be good!

meet up will be at five dock officeworks/maccas car park

mainly inviting the other zeds from 350z-tech and our brothers v35/v36s/r35s from SAU as well - all others will be welcome as well however.

meetup location:

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source...=18&iwloc=A

meet up 9.30pm > 10.30pm then leave to do through george st l> turn bridge st > turn into macquarie st > go william st > go through cross

Edited by steveyc
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