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Australia Day @ Wakefield Park Jan 26th 2007

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Guys - If you haven't paid for this, you need to do so before the end of the week. Check the autosports website as all payment details are now up!!

Autosports won't reserve a spot for you even if you have shown interest in it until you actually pay the $$$.

Come on guys, this is your first chance to kick the silvias ass!

Liz.

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for those of us who have paid and are going to wakefield, or even if u coming down to watch, do we wanna organise a meeting place in the morning for us all to get together and cruise down????

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for those of us who have paid and are going to wakefield, or even if u coming down to watch, do we wanna organise a meeting place in the morning for us all to get together and cruise down????

I'm with you on this one mike. Does anybody from the north not have an E-Tag for the M7? we can have a meet somewhere near the M2 for those coming from the north otherwise how about Orange Grove Krispy Kreme or somewhere in that vacinity.

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