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Read the first page of this thread. All the good info is there. :D

I have read the first page 3 times and can't find how to get an entry form. Its just to save you guys some time on the day so that we arent stuck filling it out on the day.

We will be there bright n early by 8 a.m. :cool:

I have read the first page 3 times and can't find how to get an entry form. Its just to save you guys some time on the day so that we arent stuck filling it out on the day.

We will be there bright n early by 8 a.m. :D

lol!!!! you were skim reading weren't you :cool:

here ya go: http://crankroom.org/sau/

lol!!!! you were skim reading weren't you :D

here ya go: http://crankroom.org/sau/

Thanks heaps :yes:

Have entered, and dad will be going to the bank tomorrow with direct deposit.

Edited by StageaHoon

Most probably, but I was not going to entre just have it on display and I wanted to just help out on the day.

Anyway have a good one and I trust the event will be a blast!




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