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first cruise for me but was excellent, hope next time more rock up to see different cars and hopefully more 32 and 34s, some chickies maybe?? ;)

Nice pics didnt realise i was on big brother but with a camera. Lucky i wasnt picking my nose or leaves out..... :(

Thanks for the nice comments!

I forgot to mention - if anyone deosn't want their cars photo up here or in the 'members gallery', please let me know and I'll take it off.

Yeah pity you didn't make it Sean - don't worry, next cruise we can do the R34 4 door cruise together thing :)

Yeah pity you didn't make it Sean - don't worry, next cruise we can do the R34 4 door cruise together thing :D

Woot woot

... you see that Shanna's (Kens old) 34 4 door is for sale. Hopefully for us it goes interstate and there'll only be us with registered turbo 4 doors in SA. Actually there might be one more a blue one, i was told bout it but i've never seen it out. The other couple are NA

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