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Old 06-10-2019, 09:36 PM   #11
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Default Re: Crap cars on club rego - a thread

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Originally Posted by Rallye Sport View Post
Club regos seem like a lot of hard work to me, joining a club, becoming a contributing member, dealing with the anoraks and wasting days at shows or cruises.
Or if I'm hard up I could spend a day doing some o/t at work, pay a full rego and drive my cars whenever I like.
Sometimes its harder work avoiding doing (or paying) for something
If all your in it for is to save a few bucks, your not the person for a club and that’s not who it’s aimed at

If you want to do car **** with mates it’s perfect

I’ve never ran out of logbook days
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