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Calling All Tassie Drifters!!!

Always Drifting

By Always Drifting,
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floody Experienced

floody

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Get on to the targa website - they have stage maps, get a map of tassie and figure it out from there......

Ridgeway park hillclimb targa stage would be ideal, its in the Hobart 'burbs. Theres also probably some spots on the Huon Rd/Neika-Longley Rd stretch between Ferntree and Sandfly - but beware its all narrow, two way, VERY hilly and vey blind corners.

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Mashi Maro Apprentice

Mashi Maro

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about Mt Wellington, it is about the only place where you can drift in solitary. No houses and very little traffic at night!! can be a little sketchy when its wet and cold but that hasn't stopped me yet. I've only recently got an r33 which makes it interesting compared to my old car that was only capable of drift in the rain, an old celica. It is bumpy in areas but makes for a good time. There are other places that are good for drift...

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