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Greetings to all SAU members!

I am new here but have been on NS.com for a while and would like to invite all drivers of Naturally Aspirated japmobiles in NSW to join the club I'm heading, similar to the one that exist in Melbourne.

Please visit our Facebook page for ideas/discussions on our first meet locations/ dates etc!

SYDNEY NATURALLY ASPIRATED (N/A) CLUB

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Greetings to all SAU members!

I am new here but have been on NS.com for a while and would like to invite all drivers of Naturally Aspirated japmobiles in NSW to join the club I'm heading, similar to the one that exist in Melbourne.

Please visit our Facebook page for ideas/discussions on our first meet locations/ dates etc!

SYDNEY NATURALLY ASPIRATED (N/A) CLUB

idk if its my computer but this link dosnt work for me??

first of all its commodores with p plates not p plates with commodores

& secondly as mentioned by mad082, WTF would they join an NA import club????

It was supposed to say p platers, iPhone dictionary apologises for that one

Which bit of Sydney naturally aspirated said imports ONLY?

After reading your fb page perhaps renaming it without generalizing on the n/a emphasis would perhaps be more suitable. Possibly "supra Silvia skyline soarer pulsar club with out turbos" or something similar.

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