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All welcome along from 3 oclock onwards to the warm opening of our new workshop.

Drift cars will be on display.

Unit 2 /22 oborn rd

Mount barker

Just infront of Jazmac performance.

Special offers on rebuilds and super price deals on parts. bbq and beer provided, bring youre own if you drink too much.

*Lewis engines will not be responsible for law breakers or people who hurt themselves while drinking*

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All welcome along from 3 oclock onwards to the warm opening of our new workshop.

Drift cars will be on display.

Unit 2 /22 oborn rd

Mount barker

Just infront of Jazmac performance.

Special offers on rebuilds and super price deals on parts. bbq and beer provided, bring youre own if you drink too much.

*Lewis engines will not be responsible for law breakers or people who hurt themselves while drinking*

I drink too much! Maybe I should bring my own stash of Belguim beers :)

Sounds good. Hope to make the short drive up there.

:rofl:

Was very good, average turn out but heaps of nice cars. Some extreme V8's showed up and the usual import group of car's were there. Going to try and get Darren to make it a regular event

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