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Started by deucemac, July 14, 2015, 03:42:30 PM

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CharlieR

Mine arrived in Scotland Saturday morning.

mstrdinan

arrived on the right coast friday

hotrod

For those who want to join BNI you want to go here:

http://www.scta-bni.org/forms-and-docs.html

I had to use a google search to find the forms because SCTA-BNI no longer has a direct path on their web site to forms and documents that I could find.

It might be useful to put a direct link to this page under the "bonneville" tab on the front page at :

http://www.scta-bni.org/home.html


joea

Hotrod etal, on SCTA homepage, on right hand side of page, scroll down a bit,
under "Website Links" is a "Forms and Documents" link.........

hotrod

Ahhh silly me.
I was looking for BNI under the two Bonneville links in the body text on the home page and the Bonneville link in the menu bar at the top of the page.
That home page is so busy I just ignored all the crap that does not fit in the window. I was also looking for something labeled BNI  or membership or join not forms.

A home web page should never require you to scroll the page to see everything.
You cannot depend on what size window or screen resolution the user is using when they open the home page.
Most people will go directly to the menu bar if it has one, and follow links from there.

vette#128

I posted this awhile back in another topic, but kudos (I think that's good) to SCTA-BNI for the poster design this year . Very Kool. Hoping the T-shirts have the same design....
Ed Van Scoy
Four Deuces
(Salt,Dirt & Pavement)

Roadster943

    I framed my first poster in 02 and the rest are rolled up together in one tube. Like someone said above, my wife saw this one and said it needed to be framed and displayed,and I could not agree more. This one is the just bitchin and it has THE BADDEST ROADTER of all time on it.
Land Speed Racing, The sheer joy of spending every dime you've got racing for nothing but glory. David Freiburger

4-barrel Mike

Mike Kelly - PROUD owner of the V4F that powered the #1931 VGC to a 82.803 mph record in 2008!

horsewidower

Mine got "folded, spindled and mutilated" by the USPS.

Great poster, I'll have to buy another one and hope it arrives in frame-able condition.

Great likeness of 911, although I'm pretty sure it doesn't rev that high (I've seen the rev-limit chips utilized). LOL