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$99 Gas Card Giveaway with Northampton Volkswagen

$99 Gas Card Giveaway with Northampton Volkswagen

Get ready to hit the road!

Lazer 99.3 & 98.5 and Northampton Volkswagen are giving you the chance to win a $99 gas card for your summer adventures!

Enter below now for your chance to win!

We’ll choose one lucky winner every Friday through August 28th!

It’s your chance to win a $99 gas card part of the 99 Days of Summer!

Driven by Northampton Volkswagen, you’re gonna love it here, and Everything That Rocks, Lazer 99.3 & 98.5!

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