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Eastern Creek Drift Day 8TH MAY 2004

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It is time to start taking bookings for the D-Day being held at Eastern Creek on the 8TH MAY 2004. To book your place you will need to deposit money into the IDA bank account with your FULL NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF WHAT THE MONEY IS FOR and then send an email to matthew@initialdrift.com.au with the receipt number.

The cost of the day is as follows,

Members: Half Day=$60.00 Full Day $100.00

Non Members: Half Day=$75.00 Full Day=$130.00

There are 20 spots available in each session, (morning and afternoon) to ensure everyone gets loads of track time.

It will be held on the FIgure 8 Track where our other events have been held.

Get in quick as I am sure that spots will be filled fast

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