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Temora 1000 News.

Hi folks, just a quick message to let you all know where we are at with this years event. All is on schedule for the Sept 8. We have a meeting with the Temora aviation and council people next week. This to finalise the plans for spectator and sponsor areas. There will also be a bit more going on this year that will be made public shortly. Entries will be made available as soon as this is done so the supp regs can be completed.

NSWCC is the event organiser and promoter again this year, with payments to be made directly to NSWCC. Details will be made available as soon as the entry forms go up on this site. An email will be sent to last years competitors to give them first preference on entry.

Please do not attempt to pay for entry until the details are up.

goto http://nswcommodores.forumotion.com/f48-temora-1000 for more information

so please

If you would like to enter the Event please register your interest

Send your Name, Contact details, make and model of vehicle to

[email protected]

we will add you to the mailing list and contact you as soon as entries open

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