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2017 GTR FESTIVAL - Club entries (EXEC THREAD)

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Agenda for Heritage 2017 meeting

 

Location: Top Secret Imports Blacktown.

51 Forge St, Blacktown. 2148

 

Date/Time: 13th May, 2017. Starting at 10am

 

- Current entrants

- Cars remaining to be found > any links

- SAU stall

- Parking allocation / style > feedback from last year

- Shannon's placard for vehicle identification.

- Volunteers for the day for Motive

- Q&A

 

Notes for entrants:

- Update vehicle & personal details with us if they have changed. We will contact you if need be via mobile, so please ensure the number provided is correct.

- If you're running late on the day, please let us know as soon as possible.

 

Thanks,

Raj

 

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GTRKat

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2 hours ago, Frostyr33 said:

I have a 95 33 and just wanted to put the car on display with the other 33's can I roll up on the day and pay for a spot ?

Can we please get all event enquiries posted here: 

 

This thread is for organisers to plan club and heritage display.

Frosty yes you can rock up and pay on the day however you'd would not be able to be in the club display.

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GTRKat Grand Master

GTRKat

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11 minutes ago, fatz said:

Is this still a gtr even that all they care about is drag racing

lol

f**k me 

let em know when it's a track day and I'll buy another gtr just to attend

Shhh you have a track day like 2 weeks later :)

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