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Hey guys and girls,

So, after some time planning this we've decided to drop this shit on you.

So diggit.

Next month (JUNE) we're holding this event, on Sunday the 26th 2011. That should give everyone ample time to get your cars more low, less yellow-stickered (or to organise a permit the Friday before... just sayin'), and make them niiiiiiice and shiny. Or at least give your rust a decent coat of oil.

If you're on facebook like the other 7 billion people in the world, head to This Facebook Link of Deliciousness and follow its progression from its conception Today, to it's incredible Birth next month.

Now, here's a little incentive to make your car shineyshine: with this meet, you'll get a chance to have your car published in national and international media, including our friend at

So, write it in your diary, bring your cars, bring your family, and be part of the scene, with some of the best Japanese streetcars that WA has to offer.

There will be sausages. And cake.

MORE INFO: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Rising...88384144543182

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repost bro haha

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/365261-rising-sunday/

It's called "Rising Sunday" officially, I'm one of the 3 organizers, feel free to pm me if you would like more info.

Socrates.

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