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Club 4X4 Sponsors 4WD Mega Muster

When we got the call asking if we’d like to be part of a record breaking attempt to gather the most 4WD’s in on place, we all responded with a resounding YES PLEASE!. Then, we …

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Dec 18 2016

Dec 18 2016

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When we got the call asking if we’d like to be part of a record breaking attempt to gather the most 4WD’s in on place, we all responded with a resounding YES PLEASE!. Then, we found out that this was actually a charitable event designed to raise funds for a much needed renovation to the 1st Kilmore Scouts hall. The deal was sealed.

It’s shaping up to be a fantastic event with plenty to do aside from participating in record breaking attempt. With plenty of your favourite traders, a swap meet, Club 4X4’s Show ‘n Shine event and much much more.

A great cause and a once in a lifetime opportunity to be part of such a historic event!

Get behind them everyone, checkout like their Facebook page for more information.

See you all there!

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