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Engines roar the crowds

Adam Rockall from Leongatha with his 1974 XB Fairmont. (Gary Sissons: 435361)

The Cora Lynn Football Club Car Show has returned after a lengthy break with a popular extravaganza of high-octane vehicles, […]

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