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G’day Folks, As we head into the final weeks of what has been a massive year for Club 4X4, I wanted to take a few minutes to give you all an update on Club 4X4. …
Dec 19 2018
G’day Folks,
As we head into the final weeks of what has been a massive year for Club 4X4, I wanted to take a few minutes to give you all an update on Club 4X4. In the video I talk about 2018, our plan for 2019, thank all our amazing customers and wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Don’t forget to send your thoughts and ideas for 2019 to thecampfire@club4x4.com.au !
Happy Touring
Kalen
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