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They are expensive to print.......

Need to be on good stock and fad proof....

I am the person to talk to about that....

If any interest talk to me or Paul.......

Designer with pornographic memory and great taste in my mouth........KAFE

I meant to say photographic........

got SAU stickers? ok good :P

I got other idea, for sticker why dont' we get people to make design and try to fit it into every cars.

After we decided , we can make the stickers and fit it on the car how's that sound?

It's the special stickers like autosaloon sticker :)

As per my post the other day, Lloyd said it would be easier and better if we lodged our application forms as a club in one hit rather than everyone sending in their own. I suggest everyone attending the SST Dyno Day bring $50 and we will fill in a form there so Paul or I can get them to Lloyd in one load.

I'm happy to print out a heap of application forms and bring them on the day... It could also be a good day to compare cars and make a final decision on the main display cars..

Brett

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