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27-01-2007, 11:14 AM
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Location: Beaumont Hills
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Hey,
Yesterday I rode shotgun in my mates VX commi for my first House of Commodores cruise. From Homebush in Sydney to the Gong and Mt Kiera. Now this was one of there smallish cruises that was just quickly organised (people were still ringing eachother to tell them about it and to come that morning) and there ended up being over 80 cars, everyone from teenagers to family men with kids in the back. It was a fantastic day out, everyone really had a good time, and some of the cars almost converted me. Now what I dont get is why cant we organise ford cruises like that just for fun. The only really decent cruise we get is once or maybe twice a year for the annual ford days, what about just normal cruises, we are lucky to get 20 cars at alot of them which is bloody pathetic really. Last year for the charity cruise, there was 400 holdens, where were the fords? Are we actually ever going to have decent car cruises on and more often like these guys? 20 cars, pffft.  : |
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