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OK, now that we're getting stuck into the official club presence. We are trying to sort out merchandising etc.

This means an official logo for use on hats, beenies, t-shirts, badges and stickers for cars etc.

Any contributions are more than welcome, even from members in other states.

Here's a couple I've come up with:

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I stickyfied this as this is my 4th thread about a logo n none of u bums seem to wanna do anything, yet whinge at meetings that we have no logo lol.

Anyways, announcement is cool, thanks Rob :)

As for classic style VIC, I'm liking this idea. The designs I did were mainly to be made into metallic badges for cars.

But I'd say keep it to 3 solid colours (ie no shades, no 3d funky doodle shit)

Also keeps the costs down with mechandising.

Here's one that I made earlier.

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Its just metal letters SAU to go over the GT badges already on your cars... I dunno.

Reason being I saw this jap club for narrow body R32's (that's us non GTR drivers). Its called the Red S club and basically they got a custom made S and they replace the S in GTSt and GTS4 and GTS with a red one. Looks pretty funky, and sets em apart from the rest of the mob.

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no i don't know what you mean. keep in mind there are financial restrictions as to what we can make. Badges are cool, R34 wing style inserts are not. Plus not everyone has wings to put em on.

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