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end cut-off is about 1.5weeks before the entry date (30th April)

but if you want to take advantage of the cheaper prices for entry, then thats March 29th i have to have the forms

As for membership.

Its the first thread in this section

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=60590

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sorry wont be able to make tonight have to work late c u at the next metting we have and ash i do want my car in and at this moment i have 2 girls for the models i bring them next time!

ADZ, thanx for the PM, printed and filled out the membership, gonna send it off, then get my car sorted and hopefully enter MAS (i hope its up2 standards).

NISMOID, i will send u forms and details as soon as im 100% my car will be ready for MAS.

Cheers

I've given the printouts to my friend and he will get onto it tomorrow night. He does some of the flyer and printout stuff for Dodo so it should be good quality, and he is familiar with print sizes and pixel ratios and all that crap. I've given my sau login so he can look around the forums and I've emailed him links to the last 10 or so cruises and events and also the newsletter and recent material we've had printed so he has a good idea of what we want and what will suit our requirements. Hopefully it turns out good as he is keen to do graphic work for us

yep parking is good place evey where if early enough park right out frount i did last time.

Ash, are you able to put the forms up on the net so we can fill out and bring in next week with our money?

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