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d0p3y Grand Master

d0p3y

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that aint my photo fewwwl.... i made it with southpark character creator thingo.. heh..

ok so minus the addresses what u guys think of that? i might devote some time to some new designs for different cards and stickers tonight, havent had time to do anything decent. been busy with other stuff.

ideas?

Blitz Grand Master

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ROFL Jimbo: you want your full security pass with a little strap round your neck so you look like an IT mule. Perhaps we can barcode them and scan on entry to each cruise to authenticate members :lol:

bip....bip.....bip

Perhaps SAU Visa cards? now theres an idea

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Haha, well I figure I gotta wear one every day, so should everyone else !!! I think more like the backstage pass look at a concert though :)

Ryan, I'm gonna whip together some idea's this weekend when I have some time just to show off ;)

One idea is that we could have different colours used within the cards dependant on the members ride colour or differing transparancies of car models dependant on the model of ride the member owns. Just an idea course .... It willa ll make sence once I put some drafts together.

Duncan Grand Master

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On the membership card, if we are CAMS affiliated, the format will be set by Cams. Wouldn't it just be easier to barcode the cars though?

As far as sponsorship goes, I'm happy to have ads around the place if it gets me parts and track time cheaper!

Duncan Grand Master

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Originally posted by PranK

i will eventually setup a baner rotation thingy for the forums.

um, i think the CAMS licenses will be different from our membership cards.

Fair enuff, I assumed since I've been a member of 2 cams affiliated clubs and both had the same CAMS membership cards

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