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Ladies, Gents and everything inbetween, I would like to send you all an invitation to check out the new FangArtists website and public forums.

The FangArtists are looking for some fresh new talant to join the ranks.

To become a FangArtist forum member (not an official FangArtist), visit www.fangartists.com and click on the forum link. As usual, you will be required to create a user account. You will have access to the General, Sales and FangMobiles section.

If the powers that be deem you to be Fangworthy, you will be invited to join the FAs at a meet which essentially involves chatting about cars, hobbies and other mindless crap. Occasionally, we will go for a cruise to various spots.

We hope to see you online soon.

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I give up!

I also tried resetting my password even though I know its correct and this is the latest error I get

Sorry, but your password cannot be retrieved because your account is currently inactive. Please contact the forum administrator for more information

SLYWPN, I guess in order to be a fully fledged FA, it is a case of both who you are. what your like, your attitude to life, cars and others and also your car.

We don't want the FAs to become like some other forums/clubs out there who let everybody cruise with them in their 1982 Honda Civic with a top speed of 105kms and takes 60secs to get there if you catch my drift...

The FAs are all good friends who catch up with each other and hang out, see movies and happen go on cruises occasionally :P

Not all our cars are 10sec beasts with monster turbos. Since I've become a FA, I've seen an assortment of 180sxs, S15s, LS1s, R32, R33 and R34 Skylines (GTR or otherwise), rotaries, GTOs, and many other cars so it doesn't really matter if you don't have the fastest car on Earth.

If you're a nice person and the Powers That Be think you can keep up in a safe manner, you will be invited on a cruise and tested. I, myself do not make that decision alone.

nismoR34, I'm on it mate, I'll get someone to look into it.

Cheers,

Dave.

lol.. so is there an initialisation ceremony? :P does it involve eating rubber?

hehe, sounds fun .. can understand the need for more closed clubs where everybody knows everybody.. too many clubs are a bit too open in their policy (which is fine for some clubs) and that can result in the wrong environment i guess.

i looked out the website.. some nice flash there but some funnies with navigation in some sections. Some of the Flash can be a bit hard to read with all the text though (the specs, etc) - just some feedback. Rest overall pretty nice.

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