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Hi Batman,

Yes, I know it's says Brisbane under my name, but I'll be a Perth local around June. My work has brought me over and I'm looking forward to it, oh and I'm 32

So, I'm interested in what car clubs are active in Perth, where do you guys drift(I mean legally) and how often to tracks days(short sprints motorkhana'setc ) come around??

Look forward to meeting you guys

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Well the age group is broader than I thought. It's actually surprised me given the cost of running one of beasts with insurance, price of after-market parts and fuel economy but I suppose if you love the marque then you're prepared to pay the price. (sorry for going a little OT).  

Regards, Batman

"To the Skyline Robin"

21st is a big deal better get planning ;)

Mine is on the 4th of october. I am going to have a party at my house. Ive actually been thinking about renting a place with a pool. but if i dont get a house with a pool by then im going to get a blow up one. I found a few houses a few suburbs away for cheeper rent with air con and a pool, lifes unfair! I went to a 21st not long ago and she had slushy machines with ****tails in them... it was great.. $250/night i think it was but worth it :D

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