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a20089

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Hi all,

This is a test and a demonstration to see if we can create a plan for some planned events for ourselves. I will update this post with the proposed events discussed in this thread.

Please post ideas on events, but we really need people who are willing to put their hands up and organise an event. Even if the event only attracts 3 people, so make it an event you enjoy.

Ideas for events

Motoring events

Skidpan day, Track day, Dyno day, Shannons Wheels day (march?), Marques in the park (November?), hill climb

Non-Motoring

Paintball, Pizza nights, Movie night, Go karting

Calendar

September 07

Event----------Date----------Organiser

Dyno day 23 September A20089

October 07

Event----------Date----------Organiser

Paintball-----TBA-----A20089

Day cruise to Sydney to check out the Australian International Motor Show------Saturday the 20th------R33Driftr

November 07

Skidpan day, at Sutton Driver training centre 11th November---Cejay

Marques in the park----25 November-----Cejay.

December 07

January 08

February 08

Event----------Date----------Organiser

Cruise/Photo shoot-----Either the 16th (saturday) or the 23rd (saturday) of February 2008. Details TBA----FRINK

March 08

April 08

May 08

June 08

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Bluprint

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Well, two things that we always seem to end up at are the Shannons Wheels show (in March?) and Marques In The Park (in November).

They are both show & shine events which are organised by external parties, I think Shannons in both cases.

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I'm happy trying to organise the skidpan day. Maybe for November? Shannons and Marques in the park shouldn't be too difficullt. Would be more hard work, if we wanted a more official presence than last year though.

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Frink

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FEBRUARY 2008

EVENT: Cruise/Photo shoot

DATE: Either the 16th (saturday) or the 23rd (saturday) of February 2008. Details TBA....

ORGANISER: Frink

would we possibly get more of a response if we post/start this thread again in the 'mainstream' ACT section?

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Tarmac-

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OCTOBER 2007

EVENT: Day cruise to Sydney to check out the Australian International Motor Show

DATE: Saturday the 20th of Octobet 2007

ORGANISER: R33Driftr

More info can be found on the following link: http://carsguide.news.com.au/aims

I'm keen to try and organise discounted entry tickets/parking if people are interested.

I'm also happy to organise a similar cruise to Autosalon Sydney 2008

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Michele

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I donated a case of coke and handed out for donations on the shoot night - we made almost $30 towards our banner :)

Now we need to use that $30 to buy sausages and bread (unless someone is a butcher or a baker who can donate) for the Dyno Tune BBQ starting from breakfast time through to after lunch to turn our $ into $$$ for our banner.

I am away that weekend so can't run the BBQ - Do we have any volunteers?

We need the banner before Marques in the Park.

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