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Ok, the PAS shirts are here. Please try and pick them up at PAS, the cost is $20 per shirt, so bring the correct money. The people who have ordered shirts are detailed at the start of the thread.

If you can't make it to PAS then please contact me to sort out getting the shirt, I need the money ASAP so that I can pay for them.

Thanks

Paul

I still have 5XL, 1L and 1S shirt left. If you have ordered them and not picked them up then please PM me. I have already paid for them, so I'm out of pocket until you pay me.

I also have both kinds of stickers, and SAUWA plates that belong to some of you.

Hey Paulie.... I know PAS has been and gone but when you made the order did you order any extra's or was the amount spot on to the requests?? I wouldn't mind a XL if there is one floating around but if I have missed my chance then thats ok....

Yea same if no one wants the size S i'll have it, considering i missed the order and PAS had gone :(. Was actually after a M but a S will do me fine. Let me know...

Cheers

p.s. Paul aren't these the prize T-Shirt for GT3 comp (mayb you forget to give it out):D hehe just a thought.

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