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I received a letter today in the mail, inviting me to attend the 2010 Old School N New Age Auto Show, as i attended last year. I am just wanting to know does SAUSA or anyone from SAU plan on attending this year?

It is going to be held on Saturday 27th March at Bice Oval, Christies Beach, entrant fee is $20 if the entrant form and payment is received by 1st March - you also get a plaque and a goody bag. After the 1st March, entrant fees are $30, and additional Day Pass's are $5

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