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Simpson 50th Anniversary Celebration


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Join Simpson in celebrating their 50th Anniversary.

Saturday Dec 13, 2008 from 9am - 3pm

Free Food and Drinks

Car & Bike, & Side x Side Show (All vehicles welcome)

Prizes for Best of Show, Peoples Choice and most Original Ride

Huge raffle including a Carbon Fiber Stingray Helmet Valued at $800.00

www.teamsimpson.com

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