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I can only speculate as to how long it will take me to get banned from here hahha

You are here for a good time, not a long time...

Not the first time you have said that eh? :ph34r:

I think we should alternate who leads the pack.... every hour.

That way everyone gets a fair share of slipstreaming to maximise dat fuel economy.

I think... Well actually most people think... You should STFU Benji :no:

Although the tractor could clear the roos, panel gaps are farked anyway

everyone can chip in for my fuel and run off the fumes....

Dirty pump fuel :yucky:

Oh wait, tow car is in dirty Diesel :rolleyes:

I'm looking at staying overnight in Mildura.

10 hours first day, easy 4 - 5 hours the next and roll into Fingeryourdadelaide early arvo. Found some accom there, $80 for the night in a cabin.

Thoughts?

This is where I've stayed every time I've driven to Adelaide.... there really is nowhere else that's not a 2 horse town.... and you have options of places to stay and places to eat etc.

I think... Well actually most people think... You should STFU Benji :no:

:rofl:

This is where I've stayed every time I've driven to Adelaide.... there really is nowhere else that's not a 2 horse town.... and you have options of places to stay and places to eat etc.

:rofl:

Well then it sounds like a plan again then :)

Or you could always stay at Hay or Narrandera.... you'll see the AWESOME hotel at Hay as you drive past on the highway, it's next to the servo, which is where you'd probably have to have dinner :laugh:

Or you could always stay at Hay or Narrandera.... you'll see the AWESOME hotel at Hay as you drive past on the highway, it's next to the servo, which is where you'd probably have to have dinner :laugh:

Sounds ummm....... Classy :unsure:

haha

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