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spotted white series 2 gts-t with fmic etc and GTR badges! was parked in front of the fountain near bourbon bar at kings cross. i was parked across the road. i took a pic but cbf posting it.

spotted a white gts-t outside a ahem mens institution at surry hills on elizabeth st too.

both around 1-2am last night.

:) Spotted REL15H (or similar) in Burwood about 4:30pm yesterday afternoon (Thurs. late night shopping). Saw you trying to cross Burwood Road, through the back lanes in peak hour traffic! I was crossing the Road opposite where you were trying to cross! I didn't want to take your attention away from crossing the road! BTW nice car!!!
spotted EXH-45T near the blue gum pub waitara - i was walking and gave you the thumbs up.

also just spotted a silver 32 - looked like it had a GTR grill but wasnt sure if it were a GTR or GTSt - this was on somerville road about 12 45am - gave a toot - anyone from here??

Chris

:)

Ah ok that was you!

I was wondering if you were someone from SAU.. I was going to post "Spotted some dude giving me a thumbs up near the Blue Gum" but that would have just sounded stupid.. haha

Hey! :)

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Ah ok that was you!

I was wondering if you were someone from SAU.. I was going to post "Spotted some dude giving me a thumbs up near the Blue Gum" but that would have just sounded stupid.. haha

Hey! :)

Good to meet you :yes:

you from around the area mate?

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