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Just wanting a shout out of nsw cefiro owners since i might organize a cruise/workshop day or something seeing as we have a few in here. Good to get ideas and stuff going on forums even better when u see same cars in the flesh and can get help/advice. Ive only ever seen 2 others in nsw since the last 2 years and thats damn rare.

Since i have worked on the car myself mechanically and others since ive had it would like to help out others if need be. Yes people share the lurve.. :cheers:

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Hey guys im going to this on 4th (sat) September. Should be good. Reply or Pm if u wanna hook up and have a look. No use having a drift car if u aint gonna drift.

R31 House & East Bear to attend the Sydney Drift Nationals

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Mr Shibata from R31 House and Mr Iwamoto from East Bear will be in Australia for Round 2 of the HPI Drift Nationals at Oran Park Driftland on September 3rd and 4th.

Some of you may already be aware of his visit from the diary he keeps on his website (www.r31house.co.jp ).

They are also working absolutely flat out to have an R31 House drift car ready and in Australia for the event.

Mr Shibata would like to thank all his fans for the emails that he has recieved so far however simply doesn't have the time to keep up with them all. If anyone would like to send an email to him or pass on a message please send all your emails to Powerplay Imports.

Powerplay Imports will also be hosting a promotional day at the shop on Sunday September 5th to give all of you an opportunity to meet Mr Shibata and Mr Iwamoto.

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