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It's new merchandise time!

We would like to offer all SAU VIC members the opportunity to order a simple SAU VIC logo jacket.

Jacket #1 is the winner!

$75 + post, Fleasy on the inside and warm, water resistant, pockets inside and out.

SAU VIC logo on the front, www.sauvic.com.au in small font down the bottom on the back.

Jacket 1

Red piping, thicker weight, shinny outside

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So which one do people want? We need a minimum of 30 units to make an order, we will not be stocking these and they will be order only in groups of min 30!

Once 30 has been reach we will wait 14 days before placing the order to allow for anyone else wanting these.

This is SAU VIC members only.

http://www.sauvic.com.au/how-to-join

Payments can be made to:

Bank Deposit Details

Name: Skylines Australia – Victoria

Bank: Westpac

BSB: 033305

Account Number: 265609

Reference: J1 forumname

$75 + $10 post. You can pickup for Garage Cafe meet for free.

These are jackets, so if you want it more fitting drop back a size.

Also, if you want it posted. Please email [email protected] with your mailing address.

Jacket 1 - 24

Leroy

Josh_TypeX

VSPECT

flyingfridge

GTTR34

GDZR32

Johnny_r35

AGE

Interfooler

Bmdrifta

Bluejeans

Halle

Vspec-33

Skyline_r33_gts

Nutwgn

Nutr33

RCHOO

Ant97GTR

Sunkist - XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXL

Richo - M

blah_blah

Mr. Anderson

Ordinary - L

Mistamidget

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