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Hey Guys,

I just got a call from one of our sponsors from last year letting me know that they are having a massive warehouse sale with a whole bunch of Sparco products at bargin prices. Some is just damaged packaging some is display stock but either way dont miss a bargin and get your self set for your next day at the track! Let them know that I sent you over and theyw ill look after you!

Where - International Karting distributors - 4 Pullman Place Emu Plains

When - December 12th & 13th 8-30am Till 5pm

I just got back (it's just over the bridge from me) some very nice specials, I bought:

Sparco Blizzard Blue Gloves $165 (rrp $265)

Sparco Top3 boots $150 (rrp $320)

Sparco 6pt Harness $330 (rrp $495)

Sparco ProADV Seat $950 (rrp $1499)

Bout a $1k saving :)

I would have bought a suit too but I only went over there to buy a harness and had to get out before they took my life savings. From memory the suits were all about 40% off.

If you haven't been there before it's about 100m down on the left with a sign "IKP" and a big metal fence.

I need another suit (6 days straight in one equals smelly)

Hope i can work out how to get there, and to the SAU Chrissie Cruise tomorrow!

Bloody good prices by all acounts it seems?

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