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08-09-2016, 08:52 AM | #1 |
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E90 forum Tasmania Cruise 28 Oct to 2 Nov
E90 Forum Tasmania Cruise - 28 Oct to 2 Nov
About time we kicked things up and started organising this event So without cutting Terminators grass Just putting out an EOI for our biggest cruise yet !!!! Numbers will need to be capped at a max of 10 cars to make the event manageable Fri 28 Oct Depart Melbourne 7:30 pm on the Spirit of Tasmania Sat 29 Oct Arrive Devonport 6:00 am Tue 1 Nov Depart Devonport 7:30 pm on the Spirit of Tasmania Wed 2 Nov Arrive Melbourne 6:00 am Details of the course and accommodation in Tasmania are still being worked on, but will be posted shortly Meanwhile the big question is what will be the cost? Well it is will be cheaper then aftermarket turbos My best guess is the five days for the boat ride, 5 nights accommodation, food, drinks and fuel will be around $1500 - $2000 A return trip on the Spirit of Tasmania, for 1 adult, 1 car and a private (standard) cabin $790 Then assume $250 a day in Tassie and you can see its in the $1500 ball park... We will certainly do our best to get package deals where we can but the numbers above will provide you a guide... As always add your name to the list peeps Last edited by Socket; 10-16-2016 at 06:21 AM.. |
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Depending on how much driving and how spirited the driving is, petrol alone could end up being around $100 a day on some days if driving long distances with a good thrashing here and there.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner is gonna come in averaging about $75 total per day. Add $25 for grog and that's another $100 or so, leaving $50 for accommodation per night per person which is achievable but you'd better book soon for 10 cars worth of people. I'd say $2,000 is conservative. $1,500 is possible if you drive a diesel, eat fast food, bring enough goon for five days and sleep in your car lol Put me down as a tentative. |
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08-09-2016, 02:06 PM | #6 |
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Agree wirh your comments mate.. $1500 to $2000 is a guide only
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08-09-2016, 02:07 PM | #7 |
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08-09-2016, 05:03 PM | #8 |
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I'm having A/L from 17th Oct 31st to paint my house and to have a little family holiday.
I may be able to extend my holiday for another week... What's the tassy itinerary? (where is the group going each day?) Have you plotted out all the E85 stockists socks, or shall we perhaps have a tanker follow the group around for the trip haha |
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08-09-2016, 05:18 PM | #9 |
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I would love to be a part of this cruise but I'm afraid it's just a little too soon after the wedding and all the handling mods I'm doing!
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08-09-2016, 05:24 PM | #10 |
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2. Rubes 3. Cashy (tentative) 4. vtl 5. terminator335i For the ferry you don't have to take a cabin, I won't bother with one, you can go with the recliners which will save about $400. For the itinerary there will be a selection of Targa Tasmania routes, we actually have the BMWCCV's old itineraries for their Tasmania drives which were coincidentally were also held on Melbourne Cup weekend in 2014
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Not set in stone, just an outline for now
Proposed Day 1 Saturday Route link: https://www.google.com.au/maps/dir/D...42.0811804!3e0 Includes Targa Routes Hellyer Gorge Mt Roland Route is via Burnie, Hellyer Gorge, Cradle mountain, King Solomons cave then to Queenstown for overnight stay. Proposed Day 2 Sunday Route link: https://www.google.com.au/maps/dir/Q...-42.142184!3e0 Queenstown to Strahan and then to Bronte park via the Lyell highway for overnight stay Proposed Day 3 Monday Route link: https://www.google.com.au/maps/dir/B...42.8821377!3e0 Bronte Park to New Norfolk for fuel stop. Then Gordon Dam and finally to Hobart for overnight stay Proposed Day 3 Tuesday Hobart to Devonport along the coast and via Launceston. Stopping off for lunch in Launceston Route link: https://www.google.com.au/maps/dir/H...41.1770585!3e0 Any suggestions or additions let me know.
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Nice Vince I vote you in charge of route planning lol
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Updated previous post with more proposed routes for days 1-3
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No way anyones going to run e85 with the amount of kms we are doing. I would highly suggest people bring along an extra fuel container, spirited driving on twisty roads + long distances between fuel stops will probably mean you'll run out sooner than you think. I've got one of these, also handy for track days since fuel consumption is crazy: http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/Pro...0-Litre/326365 Spare tyre would be a good idea too.
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TBH on a 98 map my car is really good on fuel, so on spirited mountain day runs I normally get 600+ km's from a tank, but definitely agree with the spare tyre and wheel (Which I have along with a jack wheel nut wrench etc) |
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