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hay mate how long have u had the supra for.

i used to have one and now i have a gtr32.

these are great cars much more fun than any skyline ive driven

gl with the sale

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hay mate how long have u had the supra for.

i used to have one and now i have a gtr32.

these are great cars much more fun than any skyline ive driven

gl with the sale

a na supra is more fun to drive then a r32 GTR?

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