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Currently spotting a white R33 gts-t with black bonnet, black wing and R34 rims parked outside my office on Flushcombe Rd, Blacktown :D

If you didn't say R34 rims, that would have officially made me shit my pants!

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Its a 370kW ATW GT-R and a HKS T04Z turbo :(

Stock internals, waiting to go boom.

Saw a P-Plater driving it through Parramatta not long ago, so it's a given(going to happen regardless), just accelerates the process.

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Ok at Parklea Markets today spotted a silver stagea PON-705 with black rims, cooler etc & a black s1 r33 gtst with a full bodykit with stealth wing & black rims. On the way back on cumberland hwy spotted an R34 GTR Vspec pretty sure plates BEO-321..

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and i spotted YOU yesterday- just after 7pm heading down teh pacific highway (but you wouldn't have looked twice at the car i was a passenger in)

No honk no wave? Last time you spotted me you nearly jumped out the window of the moving car :)

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Spotted Lizzeh in her rocket ship yesterday...

I went to honk the horn and swiftly remembered that I had to unhook it :)

Did you get my message, or have you got another phone number?

why does everyone call my car a rocket ship? Is it like a "i feel sorry for liz coz her car is so little" kinda thing????

It's just a car, like eevvvveryone elses..

but faster

I didn't get any message, I'm pretty sure when I gave you my number I made it up anyway

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