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Hi guys and girls

I am the Sales manager for a company called Red Earth Creations

Due to expansion we are now looking to sponsor two drivers in the DWA competition

We want two dedicated drivers who dont need to be high up there but have the passion for the sport

What we offer?

Been a graphics and design company we will provide graphics for your car and also pay your Entry fees

We will also speak to our clients in regards to a Tyer sponsorship

Our work shop is equipped with hoist and mechanical tools if you need to carry out repairs

In the end of it if you look after us we will look after you.

Please PM me if you are intrested

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Ok guys thanks for all the responses

I will need to ask the admins to close this thread We have got many many drivers to go through and make a choice

Even though this sounds like one of them elimination TV show speach`s we can only take two guys on

To save alot of time the criteria I will be making my choice on is

Road Registered Car

Pref Driver South of the River (Reason is we are based South)

Drivers attitude (every one that has PM has a awsome attitude and very keen)

We would also like both driver to be in the same division

Bushido_R32 Apprentice

Bushido_R32

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Have found our Drivers

Both are members of Skylines Australia

Very big thank you to Skylines Australia and to all that lodged there interest

Drivers are Harry Hot Pants (Harry) and Coffee (John)

once again thanks to everyone and big thanks again to SAU

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