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Hey everyone!

As one of it's promotional events, Exclusive Motorsports Car Club in Melbourne is staging a viewing of 'The Italian Job' (starring Mark Wahlberg, Edward Norton, Charlize Theron, Donald Sutherland) at the Coburg Drive-Ins on Sunday (17th AUg) and we would like to extend the invitation to everybody on this forum! We have been allocated a large number of tickets and they are FREE for everybody.

The only conditions are:

1) The car is a late model car of Japanese origin.

2) You must reserve your ticket ASAP before the event to secure your place(s).

For movie information, please visit here: http://www.villagecinemas.com.au/movie/movie_12793.htm

For more information and to reserve your free tickets, please visit our Club Forum at http://exclusive-auto.net/ and indicate which club/forum you are from!

Once again, apologies for the late notice, and we hope you can make it there!

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Originally posted by Sen-Dog

The only conditions are:

1) The car is a late model car of Japanese origin.

2) You must reserve your ticket ASAP before the event to secure your place(s).

so what about an R31 Import... '87 GTS-R ?

rare as hens teeth... and with more mods than a basket off eggs...

still... it's, not a 'late' model :confused:

yeah sign up for the forums at http://exclusive-auto.net/ , find the thread http://exclusive-auto.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3728 in the forum and then PM the thread starter LMD with your details asking for teh ticket!

uhh i guess u only need 1 ticket per car :-P i dunno havent been to driveins since i was 10 years old :-P

http://exclusive-auto.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3746 is a thread about the pre-meet location near northland shops, where you go to meet up and collect tickets.

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