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As mentioned by Eric, we'll be discussing this tonight at the Club Exec monthly meeting, but if we want to enter as a club, I think we'll need to do a co-ordinated entry, so we'll need details from interested people ASAP. (I've only had a quick look at the entry form, but that's what I gather is required so far.) Once we figure out if we're going into this as a club, we'll work out the details from there.

Registered as well :) Got 3 others coming as well!

Nick, if you and Eric need any help for anything, let me know mate. And try get a sign up sheet + stickers, I know i'll finally join up again if there was lol

I thought we weren't going to tell anyone, Mat.

:laugh: what happens on SAU stays on SAU!!!

We will make sure we find you somewhere outside the event so we can park together....

hahaah there will definitely be large queues at certain times during the night.. just like last time. I'll be there early early helping out TSI ;)

If they let us, maybe 'double park' if people are late and then reorganise when they get in?

Yeah, what happens if 2,000 people get VIP tickets. Might be quicker to pay on the night :D

I will bring my latest addition to the stable...

LOL good point :P

Hopefully I have my crank seal replaced in the GTR by then - I won't be booking VIP until then, but if it is fixed in time I am in!!

Already rostered off on the day to Wash the car :D

haha dedicated! My car will be coming as is, but hoping the dark will hide the imperfections :P

Lucky I have a flexiable roster - I just work Wed instead of Friday :D

My rear bar is absolutely ####, maybe the tech night will teach me something to fix it!

Black car as well - shows all the dirt :(

Lucky I have a flexiable roster - I just work Wed instead of Friday :D

My rear bar is absolutely ####, maybe the tech night will teach me something to fix it!

Black car as well - shows all the dirt :(

Offer your car up as the example car at the tech night. Will come out sparkling.

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