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Lip reading the couple's conversation in the white Corolla that pulled over for a minute halfway up Mac Pass yesterday??...

Wife:- "My my those cars are going so fast!"

Husband:- "No no we're just going too slow!"

Wife:- "Oh-h-h"

Husband too impatient for the rest of the convoy to pass:- "Damn this! I'm going to call our grandson and grab that Supraline back!" > then blindly pulls out into traffic :(, nearly cutting off "Indi"

I have a shot of the rolla pulled over as you were going past haha

thanks terry and luke great to meet and also good to see mr33yo and wongy there as i pretty sure it was all 3 of us on our first skylines aus meet and what a better than a awsome cruise hats off to the coordinators for making it safe and enjoyable and to everyone for the safe and fun driving and not being stupid dicks and rip skids at lights wrecking the duco as i have expierenced in other car clubs

yep jake, that shit doesn't fly with SAU - anyone doing burnouts on one of our cruises finds themselves very quickly disavowed and then a phonecall to the police. as was said, we've got a good relationship with the police (we almost got a HWP to come out onto the texi pad once), and we like to keep it that way - we're there to enjoy our cars, not be idiots.

glad you had a good time though!

thanks terry and luke great to meet and also good to see mr33yo and wongy there as i pretty sure it was all 3 of us on our first skylines aus meet and what a better than a awsome cruise hats off to the coordinators for making it safe and enjoyable and to everyone for the safe and fun driving and not being stupid dicks and rip skids at lights wrecking the duco as i have expierenced in other car clubs

That's a pleasure Jake.

I forgot to add at the briefing that we usually ask anyone with exposed pods etc, to slot in at....

Good seeing everyone again. And meeting a couple of new faces.

Big thanks to everyone that got involved and to those who organised the event. Great turnout, lots of great cars. Looking forward to the next one!

As a fellow R34 Red GTT owner (which looks identical besides the red plates :P)- I'm curious as to know how much power this bad boy is running if you would know?

shy of 300... for now

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Great cruise, good to catch up with everyone! Canberra side of things was a little under-attended compared to you Sydney lot haha... but all good.

Special douchebag points to the loser on the motorbike who screamed past us at full revs, then gave the wanker hand gesture to the guys standing around a Supra. Oh the ironing!!! :rolleyes:

Great cruise, good to catch up with everyone! Canberra side of things was a little under-attended compared to you Sydney lot haha... but all good.

 

Special douchebag points to the loser on the motorbike who screamed past us at full revs, then gave the wanker hand gesture to the guys standing around a Supra. Oh the ironing!!!  :rolleyes:

He sure got them good! :rolleyes:

Nice to see one other yellow car for once :)

More Flamin Mongrel !!!

Had my 2 leftover bits of Pizza at Smoko today. Mmmmmmmm mmmmmmm... Interstate Tasty. :D

Got all the rain today. Glad it held off and didn't ruin the Drive. When's the next one? :woot:

Fuel Consumption wasn't unreasonable either : 11.18L / 100km.

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