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if i can get to this i will but not a club member and would like to be as saves me $$ at events!! how much for the club member cost at this stage in the year, and would i get this event charge at $35 or $50 if becoming a member? pm if easier.

Thanks

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if i can get to this i will but not a club member and would like to be as saves me $$ at events!! how much for the club member cost at this stage in the year, and would i get this event charge at $35 or $50 if becoming a member? pm if easier.

Thanks

$40 per year + $30 joining fee. If you join now, that will take you through to the end of 2014. See this thread for more details: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/427163-joining-sauqld-the-club/

You'll be treated as a member (get charged member prices for events) as soon as your membership payment is received.

if i can get to this i will but not a club member and would like to be as saves me $$ at events!! how much for the club member cost at this stage in the year, and would i get this event charge at $35 or $50 if becoming a member? pm if easier.

Thanks

$40 per year + $30 joining fee. If you join now, that will take you through to the end of 2014. See this thread for more details: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/427163-joining-sauqld-the-club/You'll be treated as a member (get charged member prices for events) as soon as your membership payment is received.

So if you bring the $70 for membership and the $35 for the event you'll be all sweet.

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