You've been spotted!

[Rhino]

Has anyone thought about the merits of doing up flyers for the club?

Something along the lines of:

[align=center:fbf6117de4]You've been spotted by the
Opel Australia Car Club

Visit www.opelaus.com for technical advice, to meet new friends,
participate in club events and cruises... and it's all free![/align:fbf6117de4]

Blah blah. Something short and sweet that you could have in your glovebox to hand out or stick on a windscreen if you see a nice beastie.

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[anicorsa]

Yeah, Frankie has made up some flyers. They're on the old msn message board somewhere.

http://groups.msn.com/opelaustralia

[anicorsa]

Found them!

http://groups.msn.com/opelaustralia/justasquick.msnw

[Anonymous]

Yeah i've been using the opelaus flyer for ages... Have about 20 in the car, and another 20 in my uni bag.

[FlySri]

I think that would be a good idea for gettin more people my my side of the city!!! There are so many opels that I get a sore neck!!!!

[Anonymous]

Fly, what area you in?

[Corsa]

I don't know about other states but it is now Illegal in NSW to put any form of advertising material on peoples cars because the majority of it becomes litter.
Corsa

[anicorsa]

Its also illegal to put posters on telegraph poles, but thats not stopping anyone.. :wink:

There must've been at least 3 occasions this past few months where i have gotten an Autosalon flyer on my windscreen.

[mixmelb]

Go opelaus.com!!!

[blackSRi]

What Corsa says is correct for WA too. We had a chat on this on the old site - just be aware that councils will prosecute the org on the flyer (and the distributor as well if they can) - do we have indemnity insurance?
I find a chat thru the open window of my car works better - or just the sticker on the rear window of my car.

Litter Act 1979 6/Jul/1998 - Current
Part IV - Prevention of litter
24A Bill posting
(2) Any person who leaves or posts a bill on or in any unoccupied vehicle in a public place commits an offence unless the bill is left or posted with the consent of the owner or person in charge of the vehicle.
Penalty: $1 000.