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pretty keen just not sure if the cars gonna be ready. just a few Q's first tho......

*if i pay now and cant be ready by the date can you get a full refund?????

*can you pay on the day and enter?????

*can you get a day cams licence like you do at drift prac and stuff?????

would love to get the 33 out and have a burl on the track see how it goes with grip driving.

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pretty keen just not sure if the cars gonna be ready. just a few Q's first tho......

1. if i pay now and cant be ready by the date can you get a full refund?????

2. can you pay on the day and enter?????

3. can you get a day cams licence like you do at drift prac and stuff?????

would love to get the 33 out and have a burl on the track see how it goes with grip driving.

to answer simply

1. i cant personally see why not, id have to check before i gave a yes or no

2. no, entries must be paid for before the day

3. yes you can, you just must be a member of a CAMS affiliated club on the day (as its a speed event, not a non-speed event)

THE EARLY BIRD PRICING CURRENTLY GOES UNTIL MID JULY, WE ARE PLANNING ON EXTENDING IT UNTIL THE END OF JULY (6 WEEKS PRIOR TO THE EVENT)

GET IN ON IT NOW, THERE NEEDS TO BE MORE TRACK DAY ENTRIES ASAP! 60 POSITIONS AVAILABLE, ONLY 10 ODD HAVE BEEN FILLED

cheers mate. well i might have to ask family for that to be my bday pressy ha ha. got a private drift dat around the same time so gonna have to save hardcore and hope i dont stuff the car at any time. now i had a quick squizz trrough the pages but didnt see if tire changer was included in the price. also me just being signed up ok or do i have to become a full member. if so who do i speak to and what do i have to do???? its not like a colt where ill have to sacrifice a chicken is it???? lol

Can I put my car in for the show and shine? If so how do I pay and what not

Cheers

click the link in my sig, it'll open the webpage

hit the downoads tab and the entry form is in there. tick what you want to enter

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Skyline Nationals ~ FAQ’s

Q. Tell me about the event.

A. Friday 10th; 4-7pm Sign in

Saturday 11th; Show and Shine Wigley Reserve Glenelg South Australia

Sunday 12th; Mallala track day

Sunday Night - Presentation Dinner

Q2. Can I just turn up at the Sign in?

A. No, unless prior arrangements have been made by either contacting the president or the Vice President we are trying to keep this to a Minimum.

Q3. Cost how much is it?

A. Nationals Entry (NO TRACK DAY) (from now on referred to as “THE ENTRY PACK”)

$75 ~ this includes

- Nationals Shirt

- Nationals Cap

- Entry to the show and shine

- Spectator entry to Mallala

Promo Ware: http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e184/GTS145/clothingP.jpg

Just Track Day

$145 ~ Till 23rd of July

Q4. Whats the price for both?

A. $75 + 145 = $220

Q5. Where can I stay?

A. http://www.skylinenationals.com/accommodation.html

PLEASE NOTE:

When ringing. If you want the caravan park, you need to ask for one of the cabins booked by "mel ablett"

Or at the resort "carolyn kruger"

Q5. What does “Entry to the show and shine” in “THE ENTRY PACK” Entitle me to?

A. This will entitle you to bring a Car to the Show and shine, and you will be able to chose to be judged to be in the running for a Trophy or you can just park and show your car.

Q6. What if Im not bringing a car/don’t want to enter my car/just want the promo stuff, How much then?

A. then you can save yourself $20! Make “THE ENTRY PACK” $55

Q7. Where can I get the entry form for this Great event?

A. http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u99/mas...Entry2010-1.jpg

Q8. So whats this I hear about needing a License to Compete at the track day?

A. Because this is a CAMS sanctioned event you will require a Speed License you can download and fill this out: http://www.cams.com.au/en/Forms/~/media/Fi...ation_2010.ashx

OR you can use a SINGLE USE License

These can be downloaded here you will require EACH of these links

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e184/GTS...42010_00000.jpg

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e184/GTS...42010_00001.jpg

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e184/GTS...42010_00002.jpg

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e184/GTS...42010_00003.jpg

Q9. I need to be a member of a Cams affiliated car club to race? WTF?

A. Yep sad but true, you have several options but there are 3 clubs who specialize in nissans and datsuns that come to mind

www.Classicskylinesaustralia.com

www.Ndsoc.com.au

www.skylinesaustralia.com

Join them problem solved,

This is not a requirement of CSA nor is it required if you are not racing this is a requirement by CAMS

See section SECTION 1B ON PAGE 1. of the above forms.

Q10. Do I send my money for the CAMS license to you?

A.NO. This money goes directly to CAMS and CSA in no way makes any money from you in paying/buying a License to race.

Q11. Is it possible to "double driver" a car at Mallala? Meaning, same car but with two drivers.

A. YES. but both drivers have to pay entry. This is an insurance requirement; Both drivers need to be Licensed and Covered for any Incidents which may happen during the track day

Q12. will a cams day Licence be available?

A. YES. Please read and download forms from Question 8

Q13.Im a Member of SAU/CSA on the forum so that means im covered to get the license yeah?

A. NO. You must be a Paid member of these Clubs

Q14. i know of certain people who have entered MONTHS ago and STILL hasnt been invoiced

A. Now as for people not having a confirmation if anyone is aware of anyone who hasnt got one by now, and sent it in more that a month ago,

get them to call me

All the contact Details you need:

www.skylinenationals.com

www.classicskylinesaustralia.com

Vice President Email:

[email protected]

President Email:

[email protected]

This information was up to date at the time of this post.

Hey keen to put my car in for the show and shine what sort of stuff would have to be done to enter for trophys? Like autosalon spec or what? And what are the cars judged on?

ummm autosalon spec?

have a look at the last event photos, http://photobucket.com/Skynats2008?albumview=slideshow

a clean car is all thats required,

We will be judging on different things depending on what you enter as

Standard/Modified

both have

Paint

Interior

Engine bay

we look for things like presentation if you have spent time cleaning the car up, cleaning Old oil off the engine/engine bay, making sure the interior is clean then theses are things that will get you more points,

Modified also has other things taken into account

like what mods are done,

how well the mods are done, things like FMIC the piping looking all shithouse will not get as much points for one that is painted nicely or polished.

it all comes down to pride, if your proud of your ride thats all you need. Bring the car we judge, you can win something like, Best R33 standard or Best R33 modified,

Or Peoples choice

etc

etc

Entry for track day, show and shine and dinner now sent :P

I'm gonna get a side pipe for the N1, just for Mallala hehe

mmmmm please do!

i should point out for those who dont know, Iron Chef Imports are Going to be sponsoring the event

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