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Hey, was just wondering where i could get some of these from (business/ other members) and how much it would cost. Also do I need to be a member of one of the state clubs to be able to buy them? Im after 1 of the bottom ones for rear window and 2 of the top ones for rear quarter windows.

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your given 1 when you join one of the state clubs. if you want addional stickers, you order them when you join, but they do cost extra....

AND....

if you join one of the state clubs, you get a neat little banner under your avatar that says which club your a part of!!! YAY! :rofl:

or you could just be a cheap skate like beau and pretend to be a member, by getting a sticker, and not actually joining! HA HA! :P jks

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well, its not as simple as "lets make ourselves a car club". here in the ACT, we are a group, not a club. the difference being, a club has an official President, Vice President, Treasurer etc... it also needs to be registered with the approiate governing body, which costs money, which is why you have pay to be a member. and lets face it, no one here in the ACT would have the time or the energy to try and piece something like that together. its not as easy as it sounds....

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your given 1 when you join one of the state clubs. if you want addional stickers, you order them when you join, but they do cost extra....

AND....

if you join one of the state clubs, you get a neat little banner under your avatar that says which club your a part of!!! YAY! :wave:

done, ill go apply for it when ive got some money

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