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New Partnership – Western Patrol Club

We love 4WD clubs, they are the heartland of 4X4 Enthusiasm and provide a safe and responsible environment to enjoy and learn the hobby with like-minded people. But, we love clubs even more when they are dedicated …

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Dec 20 2016

Dec 20 2016

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We love 4WD clubs, they are the heartland of 4X4 Enthusiasm and provide a safe and responsible environment to enjoy and learn the hobby with like-minded people. But, we love clubs even more when they are dedicated towards our steed of choice!!

As you can tell by the name, the Western Patrol Club is a 4WD Club for owners of the venerable Nissan Patrol, of all years and variations. Based in Perth, the club is a family friendly community dedicated to maximising enjoyment of 4WDs in WA.

By partnering with Club 4X4, financial members of the club get access to Australia’s best Comprehensive Motor Insurance product for their Fourby’s, Caravans, Camper Trailers, Slide-on’s and 5th wheeler’s. But that’s not all, they get a 5% discount for every policy they switch!

Do you think your club could benefit from a similar arrangement? Send us your club details to partners@club4x4.com.au

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