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A little late I know. But still putting out some info on the upcoming 'Shoalhaven Motor & Lifestyle' Expo - THIS WEEKEND @ NOWRA 2nd + 3rd of June.

Car stuff on at Nowra Showground - Sunday 3rd of June.

I had the only 'line there last year. Going with a local club SCCS (southcoastcarscene.com) with at least one other 'liner.

Not really expecting anyone else to front up, last year I posted this up & no one else showed. But would be good to get some more imports there if possible.

$5 per person, per car gets you entry to the showgrounds. No car movement by 9am.

If you are in the area & interested a group of us from the 'gong & local area will be meeting up at Sth Macca's at 8am (this Sunday) to leave by 8:20am if you want to group together. No promises on the grouping, as the grounds fill up fast. vIt is a bit of a free for all on the day as far as parking goes.

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