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rb26stagea Grand Master

rb26stagea

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Hi guys - Are many of you SAU club members:i.e. paid membership fee, got sticker, etc....?? just wondering if it is better to be a member..... I realise it will depend on what level of participation an individual wants to engage in, but how many of you are members, and how often are there meets, track/dyno days, social events, etc ?? specifically Qld members, but any opinions/info would be appreciated

Terminal Grand Master

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I'm an SAU NSW club member. Being in ACT I'm limited to the number of club activities I can attend due to most of them being in Sydney, but the ACT crew are pretty friendly guys, even though they're not all financial members

66yostagea Grand Master

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Coz of S13 more into that side of Nissans. Go to Raceway and Parklands a fair bit. Next Stagea meet we can talk this up maybe. Looking forward to barbie at Vic Pt. Hope D has his Pride up and running.

WazR32GTSt Grand Master

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the clubs are completely separate and it depends on the state you are in

eg

Vic club is very car-orientated and holds heaps of big meetings and car events

Qld club is very socially orientated. there's a group of about 10 people each week that meet for dinner. not very car-orientated. most events that are held are run by non-members and everyone can go eg cruises, dyno days, etc.

i was a member of the qld club and didn't renew it because i never used the membership

Vic club was much better but i don't live there anymore

it's up to you but do some research first..

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mike40sydney Experienced

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i paid up at the show and shine but just got told i had to fill out membership forms which i did yesterday and faxed them away.just wish they said that on the day if i hadnt arcked up i spose it would have just got forgotten :)

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