Hi Guys,
Thought it was high time i posted a trip report. Since owning the cruiser i haven’t been able to get out in her much. A couple of small days trip here and there and thats about it.
Anyway, went down to Coffin Bay national park a couple of weekends ago. I have been there before and wanted to take my mum down there for a look so we just went for the day. Being a sunday there wasn’t too many others around, i reckon maybe 6 other cars spread out over the place, so it was very nice.

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