Toyota Landcruiser Club’s Willowglenn Challenge

Winter is making its final play for the year and that means we are heading into warmer times and holidays. One that we really love and have enjoyed attending for the last few years is …

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Aug 24 2018

Winter is making its final play for the year and that means we are heading into warmer times and holidays.

One that we really love and have enjoyed attending for the last few years is the Toyota Landcruiser Club’s Willowglenn Challenge. Held over the first two days of the October long weekend at the Club’s beautiful property near Tarago in New South Wales.

This year we are happy to be returning as major sponsors and are looking forward to checking out all the action, with our Sales Manager Ben heading down in his own Prado to talk to the punters about our product and camp for the weekend with his family.

If you want to get in early a save $5, head over here and get your tickets now.

Otherwise, see you all at the event!

Driving over the tyres

Videos of last years Willowglen 4×4 Challenge 2017

Movie Link

http://www.tlcc.com.au/willowglen-challenge/willowglen-challenge-movie-gallery.htm

Photo Gallery

http://www.tlcc.com.au/willowglen-challenge/willowglen-challenge-photo-gallery.htm

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