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after... all the syd people meet up at P6.. then travel north to newcastle.. once on the F3.. all the cars pull off at the twin caltexs on the freeway.. i say all the newy people will br waiting for you all to arrive.. then everyone cruises to speers point..

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does anyone meeting at p6 know where these servos are?

If you're in the Sydney crew you'll travel along the freeway for probably like 100 km & once you go past a turn off for OURIMBAH on the central coast the servo's wont be too far head... maybe another 5 mins? Duno not too far anyway... It's a dirty huge CALTEX servo.... Lots of car parks, but supposedly we're parking down to the LEFT where the trucks go & there's even more space? Anyway, us Newy people should get there before the Sydney crew so just look for all the hot cars :)

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yer, hope it doesnt rain.. current tyres are bad in rain =(

didnt wash the car today as it was cloudy.. if its shiny tomorrow, i'll give it a quick wash before i leave

good idea on sticking together .. c everyone tomorrow

please remember to drive safe =)

geno8r Grand Master

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Yeh I had a good day, only complaint would be wish i had sunscreen :Oops: Owww & the food line was too long.

I took heaps of pics. I'll upload'em sometime tonight once i get home.

That was the first cruze i've been on, next time i'd love to go on a pure skyline cruze :( I rekon there would have been around 25 skylines on Sunday. Us Newcastle Skyline owners left wallsend & cruzed a different route to the central coast in a pack of 7 & that was pretty fun. 25 or more would be awesome.

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