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Bright Rod Run 2009

It’s perfect weather in Bright this weekend for the Northern Suburbs Street Rod Club’s 19th annual Bright Rod Run. Let’s just hope that ‘the barriers’ put in their way this year do not see us lose this event. The cars, the huge crowds and the noise actually creates a great atmosphere despite what a few stick-in-the-muds might say. [...]

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November 7th, 2009 | Category: Contributors

1 comment to Bright Rod Run 2009

  • Rachael
    November 9th, 2009 at 3:56 pm

    What an Awesome weekend… I have been attending the BRR with my small children for 5 years now – I love the fact that the town supports us all coming in… you always get your stick in the muds and you will always get your idiots, BUT coming together to make it work better is so much better :)
    There was just enough police presence and the blocking off the round abouts was a terrific idea too. Well done to the towns folk and also NSSR.. see you 2010 xx

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