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Firstly congrats to everyone who participated in the event and won the Best Club Display trophy. I know a lot of time and effort goes into making your cars look so good and then setting them up so impressively.

A small gripe I want to make is that after winning the trophy for Best Club Display I was disappointed when empty pizza boxes and cans were left on the field when a bin was only 20m away. I am a litter Nazi so this may not be an issue for many but it did bother me enough to pick them up &, with Dion's help, make sure the area occupied by SAU was clear of litter.

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i reckon that blue 57 chev belongs to a guy i know, one hell of a car and he has a better one in the shed thats almost finished :)

that blue "57 chev" is actually a 57 buick...

spewing i missed this show, was pretty hung ova afta my girlfriends bday :down:

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