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I'm Facing A Dilmemma Now That I'm A Member.

Do I Put The SAU Stickers On My Car Or Not.

I Usaully Hate Stickers On Cars.

But I'll Like To Show That I Am A Member.

Need Input Guys.

Do These Stickers Come Off Easily?

Not Every Word Needs To Start With An Uppercase Letter!

Stick them on a window, they come off easily with a razor blade.

Has anyone noticed if they get less attention from the boys in blue if you have the SAU stickers on?

I would have thought it was the other way around :)

Hard Kandy and PHD stickers used to be a boon for cops pulling over cars on a weekend morning :D

I would have thought it was the other way around :D

Hard Kandy and PHD stickers used to be a boon for cops pulling over cars on a weekend morning :)

Haha agreed!

I'm trying to keep my car clean of stickers sorry guys! :)

I've only put one on myself and I have one which came from the last owner in Japan so I haven't taken it off yet haha.

Put the sticker on and represent, but only if you plan to drive responsibly! :blush:

thats why i put mine on :P to control my urge's of spirited driving :)

plus i have custom plates, so im just digging myself a hole if i drag every holden that rev's there engine at my wagon!

oh yeah and welcome to the club. its your 1st post. and your already paid up. good stuff

Of course you will man, where do you think membership money go's? To pay the filth under the table :blush:

So next time if I get pulled over, I'll just get out of the car and walk towards the back of my car and just tap on the SAU sticker and they will understand? :)

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