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Adzmax - Well done mate that is an awesome letter, thanks heaps for your support guys.

Also to everyone reading this please post this on every forum you are a member of to get this noticed and help push this idea.

hey adzmax...i would strongly recommend that u contact Neil Mithell at 3AW and express your opions, he has had a lot to say about the import car in the last week and i would suggest u email him with a letter like the one above... He would be a good starting point to help out

my uncle and i have always said that, don't forget they have sandown sitting there not being used, in my opinion that would be excellent for drags...

take it easy

Mark

I dont think Sandown's main straight is long enough, but its a good location for us South/East people :(

Good work people!

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