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Congrats to all the winners and well done to the organisers. From all reports it looks like it was a great day with plenty of quality cars. I wouldn't mind some more pics and info on the R32 GTR category winner DINZLR. Who's car is it and has it been down the strip?

Hopefully next year is bigger and better and I can be part of it.

Paul (OzGTR), Did you tell them that you were inspired to goto their course because of their presence at the SAU Show 'n Shine? :O

Merli,

Yes I gave them a big wrap and discussed the number of cars and general public were there. I know how important it is to show the sponsors what they get out of it.

Hey Guys,

I saw those SAU Jackets for sale on the day and was going to get one (no cash at the time) so I was wondering if there is a linky in the forums to a few pictures and maybe an order form?

Must say, the more I saw them the better they looked...

Thanks guys~

BTW why are 33s called whales?

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