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Club 4X4 Partnership – Camping Adventures

Exciting times here at Club 4X4 as we announce our latest partnership with Camping Adventures. They are a family owned and operated business based in Victoria with a great passion for the outdoors. They are …

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May 26 2017

May 26 2017

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Exciting times here at Club 4X4 as we announce our latest partnership with Camping Adventures.

They are a family owned and operated business based in Victoria with a great passion for the outdoors.

They are a distributor of Patriot Campers, as well as plenty of quality camping and work gear both online and in-store.

And now they can also organise a quote for you on your vehicle and camper with Club 4X4 too!

So head to their website, or visit them in store to pick up some great deals and talk to people who share your passion for the outdoors.

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