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Hey guys and girls i am friends with a few car clubs over facebook and noticed a cruze tonight

if we can get a few of sau to come posibly we can meet up prior somewere and cruze together to the meet spot

please let me know your pre-meet suggestions

here is the info

WHERE- waterfall trainstation car park 6:00pm leave 6:30

DESTINATION- wollongong via national park

Wollongong Car Cruises is having another great cruise for all the car enthuasiasts out there, so start your engines for a great drive!

We are starting at Waterfall Train Station car park at 6:00 pm; leaving there at 6:30 pm. From there we will head to Stanwell Park car park VIA The National Park. We will have a meet and greet there, as well as some great photo opportunities with the escarpment in the background, and will stay there for an hour. Then after that we will head to Wollongong Harbour/Lighthouse VIA Lawrence Hargrave Drive.

So make sure you tell all your mates! Hopefully we will have an even bigger turn out than the Kiama Cruise...

Please note: Wollongong Car Cruises do not encourage or support in any way speeding, clowning around or ‘hooning’ on the roads. We will NOT take any responsibility for loss of points or licenses. We want to make sure everyone has a great time on the day, so please drive sensibly....

The route that we will be taking on the day:

http://www.whereis.com/?id​=CEF9E57EB2AF0B

aahhh here is where the thing wa,s i was looking in events...how silly of me :P

anyway had a late dinner on so couldnt make it :( hope to see the pics though and have fun!

(off to putty road tomo..yay)



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