cruize down south
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cruize down south
ok guys while the weather is still nice i think we are due for another run/overnight stay
how about down south somewhere
maybe we could head down in a convoy and all book in the 1 motel/hotel much like we did at dongara
did you come to that one blacky
would be a great weekend away
maybe do a winery and a garage crawl to one of the members shed down busso or bunbary or where ever
looking for expressions of interest before i start organising things
paul
how about down south somewhere
maybe we could head down in a convoy and all book in the 1 motel/hotel much like we did at dongara
did you come to that one blacky
would be a great weekend away
maybe do a winery and a garage crawl to one of the members shed down busso or bunbary or where ever
looking for expressions of interest before i start organising things
paul
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Great idea Paul, things have been a bit quiet since Christmas.
I don't know of any car related events coming up southwards but we can just make our own cruise down on a Saturday and back on Sunday.
I don't know of any car related events coming up southwards but we can just make our own cruise down on a Saturday and back on Sunday.
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need to get hold of Gazza , see what weekends he is home.
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Hi Paul;
Mate Robyn and I would be interested but I'm hoping you are going to wait until Feb because I'm on a job in Sydney, we really enjoyed Dongara so I'm hoping we can make it, maybe a good run for the memorial trophy.
Mate Robyn and I would be interested but I'm hoping you are going to wait until Feb because I'm on a job in Sydney, we really enjoyed Dongara so I'm hoping we can make it, maybe a good run for the memorial trophy.
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i knew you would be in it Neil and it would be great if you can make it Feb is fine by me
and yes blacky will check with gaz to make sure he is in Perth
i spoke with him last week
im thinking bunbary maybe
paul
and yes blacky will check with gaz to make sure he is in Perth
i spoke with him last week
im thinking bunbary maybe
paul
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Mate if you can get away from work in Sydney today, there's a good show on up at Katoomba. Lady Luck festivalFireKraka wrote:Hi Paul;
Mate Robyn and I would be interested but I'm hoping you are going to wait until Feb because I'm on a job in Sydney, we really enjoyed Dongara so I'm hoping we can make it, maybe a good run for the memorial trophy.
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Hi Oli
Thanks for the invite mate but unfortunately we are doing 6 days a week and only get Sundays off.
Regards
Neil H
Thanks for the invite mate but unfortunately we are doing 6 days a week and only get Sundays off.
Regards
Neil H
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The Reverend FB Station Wagon Project
1950's Commer Light Truck (2.5 Ton)
Frankenstein EK V6 Ute
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Hi Paul,
if you were thinking of staying in Bunbury, may I suggest a trip out to the Dardanup Heritage Park. Only 15 minutes from Bunbury, a collection of working old farm and timber industry machinery. Haven't been there myself but I believe it's pretty good.
Trevor.
if you were thinking of staying in Bunbury, may I suggest a trip out to the Dardanup Heritage Park. Only 15 minutes from Bunbury, a collection of working old farm and timber industry machinery. Haven't been there myself but I believe it's pretty good.
Trevor.
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We went there last year - it is well worth looking through , especially if you like old International tractors - there must be 100 of them !!!!60Special wrote:Hi Paul,
if you were thinking of staying in Bunbury, may I suggest a trip out to the Dardanup Heritage Park. Only 15 minutes from Bunbury, a collection of working old farm and timber industry machinery. Haven't been there myself but I believe it's pretty good.
Trevor.
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.
Foundation member #61 of FB/EK Holden club of W.A.
Foundation member #61 of FB/EK Holden club of W.A.
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Hi All,
If you're still keen for a cruise south, the Margaret River Speedway is on next weekend - Feb 25th. The modified sedans & production sedans are the main feature event. The details are on their facebook web page.
It starts at about 5pm and you can usually get parking trackside if you get there early enough. The country speedway is usually a pretty good night.
You're all more than welcome to have a barby and a beer at my place before hand and there is plenty of room for anyone wanting to throw a tent / swag or other camping accom.
I'm only an hour south of bunbury (maybe a bit longer in a grey) so you could still get to the tractors on the way there / home on Saturday / Sunday.
Just a thought, if you're not keen I'd still like to catch up with you guy's at the tractor museum as it's been a while.
PS - Let me know if you need a support vehicle / trailer on standby.
Cheers
Jason
If you're still keen for a cruise south, the Margaret River Speedway is on next weekend - Feb 25th. The modified sedans & production sedans are the main feature event. The details are on their facebook web page.
It starts at about 5pm and you can usually get parking trackside if you get there early enough. The country speedway is usually a pretty good night.
You're all more than welcome to have a barby and a beer at my place before hand and there is plenty of room for anyone wanting to throw a tent / swag or other camping accom.
I'm only an hour south of bunbury (maybe a bit longer in a grey) so you could still get to the tractors on the way there / home on Saturday / Sunday.
Just a thought, if you're not keen I'd still like to catch up with you guy's at the tractor museum as it's been a while.
PS - Let me know if you need a support vehicle / trailer on standby.
Cheers
Jason
Cheers
Jason
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Hello Paul, are there any more developments on this cruise?
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I' m back and keen guys.
Regards
Neil
Regards
Neil
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The Reverend FB Station Wagon Project
1950's Commer Light Truck (2.5 Ton)
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yes its still happening guys
we need to get together and plan out a weekend
we need to get together and plan out a weekend
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Just let us know where and when mate
Member of WA FB/EK Car Club
Frankenstein EK V6 Ute
The Reverend FB Station Wagon Project
1950's Commer Light Truck (2.5 Ton)
Frankenstein EK V6 Ute
The Reverend FB Station Wagon Project
1950's Commer Light Truck (2.5 Ton)