All the forecasts I can find say it will be mostly sunny on Saturday, so everything will be going ahead as planned.
Unless things are really crap first thing saturday morning, & no one shows up, but that's not gonna happen, is it!

BTW, here's a range of forecasts:
http://www.google.com.au/search?q=sydney+weather+f orecast&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&bt nG=Google+Search&meta=cr%3DcountryAU

[Updated on: Thu, 26 February 2004 13:44]

Good stuff, I like the pics.

It was a bloody good day with some very nice cars on display, and plenty of new faces, thanks to everyone that showed up, & big thanks to the weather (in particular Mr. Sun), who can always be trusted to make an appearance.

As you can see from the pics, we had a total of 15 cars, so it wasn't a massive turnout, but but it does make it a far smoother running day with less stress for everyone involved.
It was a pretty early start, especially for the people who had to travel up to an hour to be at the meeting point. We had a great run all the way up to Broke, with a few stops along the way, and through some of the nicest windy roads around, which made so keen to get my celica back on the road! I was driving my brothers cressida, which was great for such a long trip, but really couldn't cut it through the corners.

After our bbq lunch & photo session, we continued on through the Hunter Valley into Cessnock, where we must have caused some confusion with our mixed bunch of Toyotas & one Nissan.
From Cessnock we split up a bit a headed home down the freeway, with most people heading off home after the 370km or so journey, but a few of us made it to the final destination of Thornleigh Maccas.

Once again a big thanks to everyone that came & helped out, next time I'm gonna make a bit of an effort to learn a few more names. Keep an eye out for the next official cruise, which will be a city run this time.

[Updated on: Sun, 29 February 2004 04:15]