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So I see more stagea's around the streets of the city of churches than ever b4, some bloody good examples of tissue box glorification at that too, but it approaches on a year since we have had a succsesful cruise, been a couple of fizzes! but no old 25 + stag cruises, pub meals, bakery runs ect ! I am way to busy to organise one but I thought I'd throw the idea out there to any one who does

So does the brother hood of the unicorn live on in Adelaide ????

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The local Mr Plod seems to have been instructed to remove imported vehicles of the roads at any opportunity. The thought of 5-10 maybe more imports cruising along albeit within road rules would still prove to irresistible to let pass for any local law enforcement brigade. Its what I've experienced in other vehicle circles anyway.

Thats perhaps just my opinion aswell.

Still if it was away from the metro areas Id head along for a day

Police don't seem to worry about a heap of Camry and Volvo wagons going for a Sunday drive lol its a good family event,

There you are - you've answered your own Q !!!

Mixed Volvo Wagon and Stagea Cruise it is !!!

Anyway in Sept NSW, the Stagea Cruise attracted about 26 Stags.

At the 15th Anniv Cruise we had 23.

Get to it lads!

I think it is caus we grow a little older, and maybe wiser, and there are other more pressing needs. I was 66 when my first Stag arrived. Now pushing 74 and I am just not able to get away from my Art Gallery.

There were a few false starts with the last NSW cruise; but the thing that really helped with this one (IMO anyway) was really good route organisation and a formal lunch venue which required a small (think $10) financial commitment.

Everyone knew where they were going, and were really looking forward to lunch at the other end.

Family & time constraints are a bit B.S. to me; everyone has kids/dogs/houses/sockdrawers to organise, that's life. :/
They're excuses, not reasons; to put roadblocks in the way of things you want to do.

Clear the roadblocks from your life for ONE DAY, and meet up with a bunch of mates with a common interest.
We had people from all stage(a)s of life; kids, and all.

so damn keen.

new to the stagea mob everyone seems to be on the same page and friendly, im just starting to get my stag to a crusable level and i would love to get it out and meet some of you.

put me down for any sunday!

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Hey Glen, nice to see someone with a spread of Nissan. Never had a 31 but four R30 a Sil two Stags and a 32.

If you aint got a Nissan, your life has something missin.

Im keen as. Just need a little notive to get work off and ill be on a drive to anywhere. Just getting the stag up to scratch at the moment! Keen to stretch her legs soon!!!

Ha ha every time me And misses and any of my mates leave my house at the same time there is at least a 3stag cruise lol... Funny my next door neighbour said a year ago " you must really like volvos , your always working on them "

LETS ORGANIZE ONE..... Im serious, i would love to cruise with like minded people. Plus whats so bad about stageas driving together? Most of us run 4wd so no time for skids..... Those who are rwd...... maybe haha.... Im keen thats for sure and seeing more and more around is definitely a good feeling.

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