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I was wondering if this was your car! Always see it parked outside your cousins place I think it is? The one with the BMW.. Up at modbury.. Your skyline used to be parked in the same spot :D

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pretty cool shopping trolley, :) not much of a front wheel drive car myself, but its cool none the less. a mate of mine had a civic that i could beat in a straight line but thru the hills he killed my torry. :)

as for your grilling about the post not being skyline related i posted a thread about being a dad and didnt get flamed, or told i should be on a pregnancy site..........whats the difference??? :D

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pretty cool shopping trolley, :banana: not much of a front wheel drive car myself, but its cool none the less. a mate of mine had a civic that i could beat in a straight line but thru the hills he killed my torry. :)

as for your grilling about the post not being skyline related i posted a thread about being a dad and didnt get flamed, or told i should be on a pregnancy site..........whats the difference??? :banana:

lol that was my civic and dont lie it beat you in a straight line aswell, man we pushed that thing hard (so hard my brakes set on fire lol) good times good times :banana: i miss it.

as for the shopping trolley its not to bad mate not my cup of tea but i bet it goes like stink on a monkey

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