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Just out of interest, I had a skylinesaustralia.com one sent with my membership.

I'd like to take it off cos of the cop/public attention factor and replace it with a SAU sticker that i've seen some cars have (for people in the know).

Where do I get the SAU sticker?

Guys, there are 3 types of stickers available:

The ones in this thread are the forum stickers (pics posted by krzysiu above)

The other 2 types are from the NSW Club. See this thread for details on joining: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=44115

The club stickers are a larger version of the one in the pics above, about 50% longer taking up more of the windscreen, the smaller one says SAU in red with 2 red tail light outlines. Sorry I didn't find any pics tho :D

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I ordered and paid for two of the .com stickers about a month ago and still nothing. Whats going on? Can you reply to my emails plaese?

Shaun.

Yeah i paid for 1 on friday i think it was and still no word as yet so im hoping it wont be too long.

Only hit me up $7 so im not too worried about losing my money but a confirnmation email would go a stray.

Cheers mate.

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