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Gallery: Members only morning at Gibson Motorsport / TMR

Here are some pics from our members only event which included a couple of hours at Gibson Motorsport and even one on one chats with Alan and Fred. 

Thanks again for everyone who came down to enjoy the day, I would like to thanks Alan and Fred for sharing some special stories and opening up the workshop on a Saturday for us to have a private viewing of some awesome machines.

If anyone is interesting is their race car prep services or parts for there EVO below are there details.

http://www.gibsonmotorsport.com.au/
http://www.tmrperformance.com.au/

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