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Duncan

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actually if anyone is interested those days are top fun :P Kel and I have both been along to them.

Basically, you give em $220, they give you a car for 4 races - no cams license or anything! top fun and a great way to see if you enjoy it.....

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Beer Baron

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ok, combined touring cars are any car built to Group 3e (production car) specs.  2 other 3E series are (were) Procars Performance and Production car classes, only difference is they run on slicks.

Most of the field is Falcons and commonwhores 6 and 8, a familia, gtir, integras etc etc etc any damn thing you want really :rofl:

http://www.combinedtouringcars.com.au/Comp...=&Directory=ctc

BTW check the first photo in the first gallery, thats me taking the daewoo down the inside of a commodore in a corner :D

How's that little poolsah do? Serving it up to the 'lines I'll bet!!

I may have to put the Alfa in daily drive duties and make the GTI-R a track car...

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Duncan Grand Master

Duncan

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pfft, the puslar gets smashed of course :rofl:

nah, its all good, there are actually 5 classes and only teh gtrs and v8s are in the first class. so its quite possible to win no matter what sort of car you choose, the whole idea is to keep it close and cheap :D

but alfa racings also a good option if you already have one handy, I've seen a few of their races and they are pretty good too

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red900ss

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actually if anyone is interested those days are top fun ;) Kel and I have both been along to them.

Basically, you give em $220, they give you a car for 4 races - no cams license or anything!  top fun and a great way to see if you enjoy it.....

What's the go if you bend their car?

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