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Socal Vintage Bmw Meet 10/11/14 - Updates


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Registration for the SoCal Vintage BMW Meet on 10/11/14 continues and we've had a good response to our call for as many people as possible to register by this weekend so we can prevent an entry price increase on 9/1.

 

This will be our 7th year of fun at Woodley Park in Van Nuys, so please go to the Motorsportreg.com website and register for the SoCal Vintage BMW Meet on 10.11

 

Thanks!

 

John & Jeff

 

 

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http://www.SoCalVintageBMW.com
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hey ray can you check w j or j to see if they have me down for 2 cars and drivers the mosportreg shows only me....

thanks man......... see you and scott soon......

call me if you can sir

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