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Spotted Kel in the tree fiddy on the Iron Cove Bridge heading city bound on thursday morning.

Spotted you too Thomas but was too slow to get the hand up for a wave!

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I spotted a really nice R34 GTT at guildford west 7/11 Servo parked this arvo, with with a real nice sleek kit, black nismo or driftek rims, ARC intercooler white n black plates slimline.

VERY NICE!!

That's me >_<

They are LMGT4's

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spotted my favoritest of all r33GTR's ;)

"GTR-100" near my place, she was parked there for a while during the day yesterday....

Man your car is very very clean!!!!

PS: i am refusing to mention owners name just in case he may not want people to know its plates :)

for those that know the car, please drooool with me.

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spotted black r32 gtr stock rims 'jet 9**'

in manly

then again through bobo national park

and the normal crashed car on the mt colah side and always on the same 500m stretch

hi if ur on here.

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