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In the lead up to the Sau Qld dyno day we are offering a discount on the regular cost of becoming a member of the club.

The normal costs are $30 to join and $25 per annum, totaling $55 to join up and $25 to renew your membership next year. However between now and the 21st of May it will cost you $20 to join and $25 per annum, this means the total cost of joining is now only $45.

Taking advantage of this not only means you recieve discounts from any of the club sponsors but you will be able to put your car on the dyno at the Sau-Qld dyno day on the 21st of may for the members price which will be $45 or $55 depending on numbers.

Download a membership form HERE and either mail it to

Skylines Australia (Qld)

PO Box 5149

KENMORE EAST QLD 4069

or alternativly you can fax it to us at 07-3268-3855. Please just mark it with Attn: Dirk at the top.

Once you have done this, pm me for the Sau-Qld bank account details to transfer your membership fee. Once we recieve your fee your membership should be processed as soon as possible.

If you require further details or have any queries please dont hesitate to pm me

James

Qld President

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