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Hi all, not exactly sure where to put this one, but I have an idea for SAU members.

SAU stickers with out forum name on them.

Whenever I see a Skyline or Stagea on the road, I always think "I wonder if they're on SAU or not"

If we could get stickers (Something like the SAU logo, with our forum name next to it), we could all know.

Would be happy to support this if people are interested.

Cheers

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If SAU was able to purchase a vinyl cutter to cut user name stickers as a separate thing.

I don't think we could get the sign makers to do it, would be super expensive as fiddly.

I'll report back.

I'll msg the bloke who did mine if you like Christian?

I didn't like the new nsw sticker so I had some made.

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What do you think of the new site stickers? You may not have seen them, I'll get some pics.

^ True dat

A while back in the ACT we organised it with a local Mob.

Took the standard look SAU design and then had names people wanted. Wsnt to exy from memeory maybe $10-$15 ducks each.

I had a set made in different colour to suit my paintwork.

All gone now and I haven't seen one of the personalised ones in years.

^ True dat

A while back in the ACT we organised it with a local Mob.

Took the standard look SAU design and then had names people wanted. Wsnt to exy from memeory maybe $10-$15 ducks each.

I had a set made in different colour to suit my paintwork.

All gone now and I haven't seen one of the personalised ones in years.

I knew I couldn't be the first one to think of it.

Sticker machines are cheap (<$500) and so is the vinyl. Its the time to cut, weed and distribute that is the issue, you'd need a volunteer who has a reliable 4-8 hours per week to do it.

Will an 8 year old do? I could pay her peanuts, too.

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