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@premiobin: If Brian O’Conner curated @premiohaus.. 🫰🏽🙂‍↔️ Only difference is, we’re bringing them all together in one spot. October 17th. Some of DFW’s cleanest builds, vintage fashion, art, music, and a whole lot of car culture. 🎁 Toy drive supporting the local Children’s Hospital 🔥 Giveaways from @stek.usa & @air_lift_performance 📍 2655 Myrtle Springs Ave, Dallas, TX 🗓️ October 17 | 12–3 PM Which car are you picking? 👀 #dallastx #FastAndFurious #stance #DallasEvents #carculture

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