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  WHITER33GTS-T said:
Yeah I saw this the other day. Thought the number plates said DRIFTN....

The R34 was originally from NSW but was sold to who ever owns it in Devonport, its a non turbo that was featured in Hot 4's a while back

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  32godzilla said:
Just blowing the cobwebs off this thread.... nice black 32 GTS-T and female driver in Bellerive.

wait are you in Tasmania? does that mean there is a 260 in Tas? if so we need to meat up one day!!!

  Punk72 said:
wait are you in Tasmania? does that mean there is a 260 in Tas? if so we need to meat up one day!!!

Just down doing a charity event in Bellerive. Pretty sure someone's got a white 260 in Tassie though??

Cloaky's Stagea is the Autech 260rs model I believe? You don't see it around much these days but generally gets out to the drift events, or sometimes you find it at random intervals outside the Labella stores.

  Stage Name said:
Yup definately a white 260 gettin around Hobart. A series 1. Havent seen it lately but its here somewhere.
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  On 08/11/2010 at 8:53 AM, Punk72 said:

so there are stagea's down in hobart, good to hear, now we just have to organize a meet one day :P

... We're driving a really nice black s2 Stagea with a Dayz kit.

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