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Ash Grand Master

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Hi how do i join the skyline club? Do i have to fill out forms or something? pay a fee?

do u have a mailing list etc?

i would love to go to one of the BBQs and check out some of your cars...

i wont be able to get mine for 4 more months if i want to get one like the one i saw on saturday (MERLI's)

Merli if u read this i took some photos of your car, i cant stop looking at them i wish i wish i wish i could afford it :P if u would like to c them msg me and ill put them on a site and give u the link.

BY BY you are in some of these shots too... if u want to c them just private msg me :P

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SKY031 Grand Master

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Go back out to the main forum index, and scroll down to the New South Wales section.

Go in there and have a read of the 'joining the club' threads. :P

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Majanal Grand Master

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As I have said before... you need to fill out the membership form. I have a copy of this form in pdf and hard copy. if you would like a copy of the form in pdf format the just drop an email to [email protected] and I'll email it to you. The cost is $50 for the first year and $30 after that.

Hope this helps,

Dan.

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