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Actually, we all had been booked to seat at one big table & to make things easier at the end, a set menu was drawn up.

That being said, if anyone wants anything else from their menu, I am sure they can cater for that & bill you as a separate table. Hope thats okay.

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Thanks Raj and the Executive Team for putting together another great cruise! Despite the rain I think we were really lucky to have the road and meeting points mostly to ourselves. And a special thank

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So as usual the Down Shift meet was marred with drama with an S15 crashing and a whole bunch of other morons chucking skids everywhere in their Hondas. Just remember this is exact thing that sets us

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The man of the hour... Bald Hill Lookout Heading south via the Sea Cliff Bridge Arriving at Austi. More 22B Love... At the Austi Beach Cafe! Refuelling

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Thanks Raj. Sounds fantastic.

I initially thought the price was a tad steep, until I noticed the price also includes coffee/tea and freshly squeezed juice, so it works out well.

Can vouch for the food there being very good. :thumbsup:

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Cheers Matt :)

Nathan, you're in with a +1. I can only hope you try your best to bring out the 32 as well.

It's the old mans 32 haha, hard to convince him that we need to drive 2 cars out when he can just sit in mine, but i'll try my best! :)

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I know the feeling all too well Luke.

I have come to realize that if you want to do some work to a GTR, and you have a figure of what you think it will cost...... double it..... and then add a little more just in case lol.

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