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is there a 33 club in perth? i know theres a 31 but havent seen or heard of any others.

how many 33 owners would consider joining one if one was to be started in perth??

you guys shud just join the commo club... u run a brocky sticker right??...jokes man..

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was just joking man brocky was cool in my eyes still...legend...u must hav heard my sil cum past ur house gate wide open... before it got torched??????white evil sounding?

Culd U lyK totly put some thort into wat u wrte b4 u post?

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Stickers available next cruise

OFMGPOTATO!!onehundredandeleven!!1!

Yeah, most of SAU is R33's, so welcome.

R31's are sepertae because the chassis are a different design. R32, R33 and R34 are similar to eachother.

The R31's were also made in Aus. The others were Jap imports only. (minus the few 32R's)

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