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Ok, so im stealing this idea from the r31 club, an idea which has been successful a few years running. They basically do a Calendar each year with members cars from around Australia, and cost bout $15-$20 per calendar.

So throwing the idea to you guys here, I would be keen to do something like this for SAU members - SA only though. Im gonna suss out a few places tommorow for printing, but if theres enough interest from people here, I will get you to submit photos and I will go from there.. It will cost probly no more than $20 per calendar im pretty sure, which is about what any other calendars sell for in retail shops anyway, but with our SA cars in it.

What yas think?

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Yeah, pics alread taken, or what ever people want to submit to me. Once i got more details, Ill get people to start emailing me photos they would like to submit, and Once I have a fair few, Ill take them to the printer and come up with a design.

Once its in production / when I have a price, Ill get people to put a deposit, or pay in full even to order their copy.

Stay tuned! :laugh:

u should put up say 24 pics and get ppl to vote the 12 with the most votes could be put on the calender that way theres no bitching that someones car isnt on there and its the peoples choice

just my 2cents

u should put up say 24 pics and get ppl to vote the 12 with the most votes could be put on the calender that way theres no bitching that someones car isnt on

yeah keep that crap drty2 1 off there, i wouldnt wipe my rear end with pic of that thing.

ive got pics of mine on air race track :laugh: also charmainy has some funky pics

charmaine, I might take you up on the offer of using some of your pics. Would be cool to have maybe a few group shots, like from cruises etc aswell. But ALL photos will be considered that everyone has taken, want to make it fair and have a wide variety of shots.

Kye, good idea but ive got a few ideas on the go, will run it by everyone after ive spoken to a few printing places.

Submit all photos to my email [email protected]

Try make them fairly hgh res if possible and decent size, will be easier to work with, but send me what ever you want, and how ever many you want - of individual shots, group/cruise shots etc.

I will try include as many as I can.. my main idea at the moment is that each month will feature a single car as the main pic, with smaller pics of others down the bottom (thats how the 31 club did it), and maybe one month of a big collage of cars.

But yeh, will run the drafts past you before printing :laugh:

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