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By Mud,
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And I'd like to say thanks to all the SAUWA crew who turned up for the shoot - everyone was efficient and co-operative and it all went well and without your help and without your patience and without your co-operation I wouldn't have been able to do my job.

So THANKS to ye' all and here's to more publicity and a few feature cars from the group too :D

Rick McDowell

WA Photo - journalist Hot 4s, Zoom, High Performance Imports, Street Commodores

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Yeah, I'll head for Brisbane - if you're paying the air fare, har, har :D

Seriously though, All you have to do in your state is approach Ben Ellis the editor of HPI .... he'll organise his photo man in whatever state and get it happening.

Hot 4s also do clubs, so there's plenty of opportunity.

It seems to me though, that I'm the only state correspondant who goes out and actually chases this stuff up for the mags ... it's called being pro-active.

But any club anywhere can gain publicity ... all ya' gote' do is make the initial enquiry and set the wheels in motion.

Rick McDowell

Hot 4s, HPI, Zoom, Street Commodores, 4WD Monthly WA

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