Sasksurfer - 25-3-2010 at 04:32 PM
I'm not sure where to post this or who to ask..
The problem I have is that I registered a while ago and made my plans now I got stuck with a project at work and can't make it to the bash..!!!
Yes its true..WORK is a 4 letter word.!!!
Does anyone know who I can contact to either get my numbers and tshirt package shipped to me or have someone hold on to it until I can pick it up..?
I'm going to be in Vegas end of October for SEMA so I can pick it up then...
Thanks for any help.........sucks to be me..!!
sunset-Jim - 25-3-2010 at 05:29 PM
That truely does suck. Just don't ask the asian wearing the pink skirt for advice on this one..:Ange09:
markite - 25-3-2010 at 07:37 PM
find out who's going that will be closest to you to bring back and mail to you if it can't be delivered in person. It wouldn't be a problem to have
anyone pick up your stuff from Claxton if they give your name.
awindofchange - 26-3-2010 at 11:16 AM
I would be more than happy to pick up your gear and ship it to you. Let me know.
Sasksurfer - 26-3-2010 at 07:15 PM
Kent,
Thank you very much..!!
I sent a U2U message, I have never done that so I hope it works..
jellis - 26-3-2010 at 07:24 PM
Be careful as Kent will wear your tee shirt before he send it to you. (no deodorant)
awindofchange - 26-3-2010 at 07:45 PM
Now jon, thats just mean. 
Dave367 - 27-3-2010 at 01:57 PM
In all the years I've been going to NABX (and SBBB before that) I've found it to be a pretty professional organization. As I recall, NABX got your
home address when you signed up for the show; if you can't make it, I'd be pretty surprised if they *didn't* pack up your swag and mail it to you.
You can have folks try to get your stuff at the lake and ship it to you if you want (though I wouldn't be surprised if the NABX people will want to
see some written direction before they give YOUR stuff to someone who's not you), but if it was me, I'd just have NABX mail it to me. While most of
them are prol'ly on their way to the desert right now--they read these forums, too. I bet they already know what you want!
These are people who love buggying and buggiers, aren't they? I kinda think they'll do right by you--they always have in the past.
Cheers,
Dave Culp