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Lucy in the Sky

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Lucy in the Sky

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Hey guys please forward this attachment of the May 4th Drag Wars onto as many people as you can. What we need is some support form the entrants as well as spectator support. I have joined forces with Ray Treasure at the Motorplex in order to try and inject some new and faster cars that we all want to see. Along with the 2 interstate cars that we are bringing over this time there will also be there racing. Terry Stacy with his low 8 sec RX7 full drag car, Phil Pursers now 8 sec street registered VL sedan with a Toyota 2JZ turbo engine, Mick Farrel with his low 9 sec street registered RX7 and Jose Jardim’s LC Torana with an RB30 running 9.20 ET’s plus much much more.

What we are trying to do is set a bench mark for next season where we plan to try and step this event up to a Jamboree type of event and will do this twice next year most likely instead of 4 times. This way we can try to get some more high powered record setting cars to come from over east and entertain us.

Please understand that without your support as spectators or entrants we can not continue so come along and enjoy the day watching and racing what we all love so much. Hi Tech EFI turbo vehicles.

Thank you from Aaron Gregory at In Tune Performance

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