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Drove beside a black 33 - oow33e on fairford road heading home, then about 2km up the road drove beside another 33, this one was maroon but i forgot the plates

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spotted a really sexy black 32 with gold rims
well i spotted u too. sorry i didnt come over and say hi. juz to busy talking with slim hahah

hahaha.. was good to see ya again dude. You gotta come out again so i can get some shots of our cars together. I wanna have the wing and wingless black 32's next to each other so I can really see the difference :D

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spotted marssssss in the airport tunnel about 20 minutes ago, looking as good as ever, waved but didnt see me in the midnight blue 34

Haha! Dude.. i saw ya when you went up the ramp.. too late though :D

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LOL just spotted Beer Baron on Abercrombie St in the city sitting in traffic about 10 mins ago as I was walking to uni. damage doesnt look too bad on his bumper

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hahaha.. was good to see ya again dude. You gotta come out again so i can get some shots of our cars together. I wanna have the wing and wingless black 32's next to each other so I can really see the difference :laugh:

yeah for sure mate. but we all no that wingless 32's look the best hahaha

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