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JAE attttteenenndeees with a camera
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steven lack
Well-Known Forum User
markp.com
i have always taken pictures at all shows/events/trackdays etc i have attended and have done so since the 80s i think ,
and will at the jae as usual
now then ,
cheekie i know but ,
if you were a member you would know of this and possibly even be able to get a few pics or even buy some ,
if there are specific things you like ie type of car in pic ,
picture sizes etc etc
So , why not join now anyway to support the club ,
that you i presume will oneday join ,
anyway its not expensive ,
you never know where it might lead you ,
help you etc etc
good luck
steve
i have always taken pictures at all shows/events/trackdays etc i have attended and have done so since the 80s i think ,
and will at the jae as usual
now then ,
cheekie i know but ,
if you were a member you would know of this and possibly even be able to get a few pics or even buy some ,
if there are specific things you like ie type of car in pic ,
picture sizes etc etc
So , why not join now anyway to support the club ,
that you i presume will oneday join ,
anyway its not expensive ,
you never know where it might lead you ,
help you etc etc
good luck
steve
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Tony 260Z
Club Member
Come on folks, let's not scare Mark away by pressuring the poor chap!
Mark, I hear where you're coming from. In terms of tangible "see it in front of me" benefits I suppose the mag is pretty much it (correct me if I'm wrong there anyone). BUT, there's a lot more to it than that. By joining up you help to make sure that when you do finally get the Z of your dreams there will still be a club here to support you. That club membership will be a requirement of virtually any classic car insurer, so no club no discount. AND, if you join the club proper you can also join a local group and come along to events and get to drool over luvverly Z's on a regular basis.
For example, when I joined, I did have my Z, but it was a mess and a long way from being roadworthy. The knowledge I gained from club members before the car was ready proved invaluable time and time again.
So, I'd join if I were you. No pressure like
Mark, I hear where you're coming from. In terms of tangible "see it in front of me" benefits I suppose the mag is pretty much it (correct me if I'm wrong there anyone). BUT, there's a lot more to it than that. By joining up you help to make sure that when you do finally get the Z of your dreams there will still be a club here to support you. That club membership will be a requirement of virtually any classic car insurer, so no club no discount. AND, if you join the club proper you can also join a local group and come along to events and get to drool over luvverly Z's on a regular basis.
For example, when I joined, I did have my Z, but it was a mess and a long way from being roadworthy. The knowledge I gained from club members before the car was ready proved invaluable time and time again.
So, I'd join if I were you. No pressure like