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Sau Vic Show And Shine This Saturday 8th Dec!


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For anyone who is blind as a bat or just hasn't had time to check the events section..

the SAU VIC Annual Show and Shine is THIS SATURDAY!!!! (8/12) :rofl:

Members/non-members/everyone is welcome to come down and have a look at all the cars on display.. and current members can enter their car for the chance to win some awesome prizes from Centreline Suspension!!

If you're not a current member and would like to enter your car, you are more than welcome to sign up or renew your membership on Saturday.

There's also a FREE BBQ lunch for all current members, so please bring your SAU VIC Membership Card with you.

We'll be there from 10am, leaving by 5pm.. so even if you can't make it til the afternoon, come down anyway!

For all the finer details just check this thread and come down to South Yarra this Sat:

SAU VIC Show and Shine details are here

Your car does not need to be immaculate, nor a Skyline to enter! :rofl:

Membership forms can be downloaded from my signature below, but we will have some with us on the day..

See you all there!!! :(

Cheers,

~Kaz

I soooo want to be there!! Have fun guys and girls. I'll be playing FLOG @ a work xmas break up party.... so i won't be able to pick up the "best WRX" trophy again, i suppose it's fair to let someone else have it :D

Any member that has my mobile, sms me if you go out in the city afterwards :)

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