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i remember seeing you go past :(

black 32 goodwood rd about 5.15 pm kinda near the the capri

'rb26' belair rd mitcham just before 7pm

Ahh, goodo, wasnt sure if you would.. Reved as i went past, didnt wanna scream anything out..

Saw an orange 33 this morning, not Mitch and pretty sure it wasnt the one that parks on Hindley Street either, normal plates. Main North Road turning right onto Regency Road..

Ahh, goodo, wasnt sure if you would.. Reved as i went past, didnt wanna scream anything out..

Saw an orange 33 this morning, not Mitch and pretty sure it wasnt the one that parks on Hindley Street either, normal plates. Main North Road turning right onto Regency Road..

you wont see my car on the street for a while lol

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two 34's on portrush road turning onto greenhill road. 1st one was white, standard 2dr with eyelids, 2nd 34 was a 4dr, bronze rims, nice exhaust note.

4dr couldve been Volk34????

Yeahhh!!!! Finally someone has spotted me! Woo haha jelious of your clear front indicators though :( that was myself and a mate with his white 2door

Would have been more fun if I hadn't gotten home and realised I was sunburnt to hell :rofl2: ... I hadn't been expecting to be outside for quite that long...

On a positive note - a big thanks to Ruby for taking time out on his busy Sunday afternoon to look at my car :rofl2:

... and I'm off to drive to Melbourne for the week in about an hour .. woo.

think it was Boof R33 i spotted in his cement truck at Seacombe Rd / Morphett Rd roundabout today :D i saw ya wave that time :P

and heslo flipping me the bird at the Oaklands Park job about 1pm :P

Spotted Dion at the Cruise for a cause, also spotted Norman on the way home out of the Barrossa
:P Spotted this guy in the Barossa and then caught up with Dion in Tanunda.

Haha yeah was a good day.

Spotted a White 4 Door DR30 RSX, Maroon R32, Silver R32, White R32 GTR, Black R34 GTR, 260RS Stag, Yellow Stag, and a White Stag at Cruise for a Cause.

spotted the gunmetal 32 GTR with white TE37s that lives round my way following me into my street again about 4:30pm

musta seen the SAU:SA sticker on the back of my truck by now (and the couple of times ive been towing my R)

come on......own up who it is :action-smiley-069:

Spotted that V35 with GT 350 on the plates, owner works on Greenhill Road..

A white 32 with white rims, North East Road just south of Darley? Road, about 11ish.

A wine red 33 turning left from South Road onto Flaxmill Road, this arvo sometime..

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