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2010 Variety NT Bash
The Bash Story
In 1985 Dick Smith and his mates ran a charity event - a “Bash” in the outback. They bribed, cheated and laughed their way around a set route. It was heaps of fun and raised a lot of money for children. It is so popular now, NT and the states hold their own Bash each year.
The Bash is the holiday after a year of fundraising – here’s the catch, …you pay for your holiday too. That’s right, the Bash is not a free ride but it’s a lot of fun! – a lot of effort, fun and money goes into preparing your car and theme.
The Bash is not a race or a rally. You need a vehicle that is 30 years old at the start of the Bash. It needs to be in standard condition although some safety modifications are permitted and encouraged. The driver and crew are NEVER standard and should take the one major rule (… DON’T TAKE IT SERIOUSLY) seriously - the “Spirit of the Bash” is what it’s all about and you will find lasting friendship with great mates.
2010
Variety NT would love to see as many old and new Bashers in their old cars this year to help us celebrate what will be the culmination of another successful year of fundraising by a great group of people for a great cause.
For information on the 2010 NT Variety Bash, please call Karen or Wendy at the Variety office on (08) 8981 2544 or email variety@varietynt.org.au
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