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Tix for Texi

Hmm... yes how about it?

Father & Son/s

Nah...

Father & Son/s & Daughter/s

Nah...

You & Dad & Family ie a whole day from 9-5 means Family Day or...

Father & Son at least half a day.

$45 for a whole day ($60 for a non-member), sure beats the hell out of $40 for 15 mins in a 9hp go kart. Father & son = $90.

So buy Dad a "Father's Day Texi Voucher" off SAU, tell the family that Dad's going on a 'Magical Mystery Tour' on Sunday the 5th, and let him suffer insomnia all night on the 4th like a kid on Christmas Eve! :O

He'll be thinkin', "What the hell is my son up to?" :ermm:

And don't forget your camera! SAU will be taking pics too!

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Te...th-t304631.html :)

And remember, if you're not yet a Member of SAU, you can sign up to be one, as you register for Texikhana, and then nominate your Dad to have your Associate card; which means the Voucher costs you just $45 (instead of $60).

Volunteers appreciated too btw (for scrutineering/sign-in/counting).

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