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Club 4X4 Partnership – Port Macquarie and District 4WD Club

Club 4X4 is proud to announce a new partnership with the Port Macquarie and District 4WD Club. All financial members off this great bunch will soon have access to a 5% discount on any policy …

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Jan 09 2019

Jan 09 2019

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Club 4X4 is proud to announce a new partnership with the Port Macquarie and District 4WD Club. All financial members off this great bunch will soon have access to a 5% discount on any policy they take out with Club 4X4 for as long as they remain a member of the club.

“4WD Clubs are an important part of not only our business, but the broader four-wheel-driving community” said Kalen Ziflian, General Manager Club 4X4. He went on to say “They provide a safe and responsible environment where enthusiasts both new and old can congregate with like-minded people and also get skilled in the art of off-roading; we are happy to be offering discounts to any Club who wants to partner with us”.

Click here for more information on the Port Macquarie and District 4WD Club.

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