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wiplash1 Enthusiast

wiplash1

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Yes itd the long weekend.

And now due to A sponsor we can offer the stands to all private sellers for only $10!

Trade stands are now $50!

Entry $5

Were hoping to build this up over the years to a respected and fun event but we need everyones support for this project.

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www.importswapmeet.com.au

wiplash1 Enthusiast

wiplash1

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Due to the overwhelming response we have decided to postpone the event 4-6weeks.

We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause but it is in the best interest of the event.

Hopefully by then we will have better weather and the oval wont be so mushy!

Can people please post this on other forums ASAP so not to disappoint those interested.

Emails have been sent to all who have registered on IMPORT SWAP MEET

We will re release the new dates after final confirmation.

Thank you all for shaping this event up to be huge!

Mark

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BensDR30

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Due to the overwhelming response we have decided to postpone the event 4-6weeks.

We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause but it is in the best interest of the event.

Hopefully by then we will have better weather and the oval wont be so mushy!

Can people please post this on other forums ASAP so not to disappoint those interested.

Emails have been sent to all who have registered on IMPORT SWAP MEET

We will re release the new dates after final confirmation.

Thank you all for shaping this event up to be huge!

Mark

That's fine, but here's a suggestion:

Amend the website... It still says 7th June. :)

Cheers,

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