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cool, do we have to sign up for this?

No, just turn and notify the staff there.

Sign up, you will have to sign a dyno form in saying you are participating / allowing RE Customs to run your car / Terms and Conditions...

No you don't have to be a VIC SAU member as it is an open event.

:ermm:

I should be able to make this!

Camera time again!

hehe 'biggest and best' :)

i think i have a comedy show that night!

Damn you Russel Peters and changing your dates!

yeah Russel Peters is dat night as well, im goin should be madd....followd by dyno nite now if i can be bothered heading down

I'm sure people can see there is a dyno DAY on the 15th. The choice to hold the RE customs dyno night on the 14th has nothing to do with any other event, in fact it was originally going to be a week earlier. People are free to choose where they want to go.

SS8_Gohan - still waiting to know why you find it so interesting? Anything else you would like to add?

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