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There was this f**king gorgeous Silver R34 with a nismo kit on Wurundjeri way out the front of the Etihad stadium Multiplex site. 3:30. Tradie driving; going home obviously. Not used to seeing fellow construction workers with these cars; much less clean ones. Was awesome.

Spotted white ECR33(?) this morning on Alexandra Ave whilst on my way to work. I was the pearl white S15. You beamed me a few times? Not sure if you were saying hi or letting me know about the police van with its lights on up ahead but cheers for the heads up! I spotted them soon after then turned off into Punt Road instead, lol :)

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Spotted white ECR33(?) this morning on Alexandra Ave whilst on my way to work. I was the pearl white S15. You beamed me a few times? Not sure if you were saying hi or letting me know about the police van with its lights on up ahead but cheers for the heads up! I spotted them soon after then turned off into Punt Road instead, lol :)

Haha that was me matey! Glad I could help ya out a fellow SAU member haha.

I see that car almost daily. Usually on the Eastern as I scoot past while he's stuck in traffic :)

Haha!

Yeah it's Adam (WYTSKY)

hey that was me man :D

saw you sitting over the other side of the lights so gave you a flash :happy:

Ah ha!

Car is looking clean, also saw the good fitment wheels so it made me stare :)

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