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Eastern Creek Twilight 23/03/07

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Hi Guys,

FRI 23rd March, have got Eastern Creek booked for a private Twilight session. The evening is run by Driving solutions with professional instructors available for new comers!

$200 gets you 4 hours of open track time, inclusive of a light meal and the opportunity to experience Eastern Creek with a sunset...the last 1hr is an absolute blast with the turbo flame throwers putting on a spectacular show.

THURS 1st March registration form 4.30pm, Open track time from 5pm-9pm.

PM me for details, we have a mix bunch of mature enthusiasts; 993 Twin Turbos, GTR's, RX-8, Ferrari 360, VW R32's/GTI's, STI's, EVO's.....etc

So if any of you are in desperate need of some track therapy, then you have to experience a twilight session!!

PM your email details & I'll forward you the Booking form.

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well id better hurry up and get my car ready

Hi Guys,

Please note there's been a date change to FRIDAY 23rd of March....could the Moderators please ammend the title. If anyone is interested please PM me your email & I'll forwards the details

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