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Rukus - was that you on friday the 2nd (i think it was friday) at the intersection of seven hills road and James cook drive? I think it was in the arvo.. i was in the gunmetal grey R32 turning into James cook drive.

It was a blue r32 GTR and i only saw you at the last minute..

could have been.. not sure

and it's a gtst but has gtr bonnet, frontbar and grill

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been spotting a white 32 4door on the Grt Wstrn Hwy and a black 2door 32 with white on black plates CTN-sumthing.

a black 32 passed me today as i was turning from wallgrove back onto the highway,yes i heard you CHSSHHH!!! very nice.

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spotted JEZ-XXX yesterday morning on the pac highway around st leonards..got a wave.

and a green 33 on the pacific highway around artarmon this morning! I finally got a wave!

oh its all happening on the pac highway!

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just saw a black tagra top skyline :D heading along oldnorthen rd in glenorie at about 4pm, got a fave, but i duno if he saw me flash my lights.

am i just seeing things, or do skylines actualy come in a tagra top version? ;)

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sam!!!! there is no need to tell everyone!!!!! i think i have to be a lil more subtle!!! next time i won't use my 'andrew' inspired lens!!! but its all the better to see you with!!! hmm.. dilemma!!!

also spotted shurggzy! :D caught up to him too! :)

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