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I could be wrong in my assumptions, but the owners of 34 and 35 GTRs in the area give the impression to me that they're too good for SAU...moreso, they give no impression at all, because while I am 99% certain they know of the website and forums, they never post or reply to spotted's...

ah well, such is life.

Think you'll find there's a lot of Skyline owners of all sorts that aren't on the forums. I owned Skylines for 6 or 7 years before I signed up. Didn't think I was too good for the forums but just wasn't as into the whole car scene at the time.

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You couldn't jump start it from the Audi or the daily?

Spotted a black R33 in the carpark opposite Mooseheads tonight.

I don't have the proper surge protector type cables to do it. I need to invest in a charger now that I don't drive it so often if I can't fix the slow drain that I have on the battery.

Spotted a purple R33 4 door yesterday at about 6:30 on Belconnen Way. Bodykit and wheels not really to my taste but the colour looks awesome!

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you alco shell.. drinking at mooseheads and it was only wednesday night... tisk tisk

lol Mooseheads wasn't even open... i was at King Omalleys... and I'm still on holidays so :thumbsup:

Also yellow R34 turning left from Ashley drive onto Johnson yesterday arvo, was from a distance so I couldn't tell who was driving it, though I assume probably not shell :thumbsup:

What time? Could have been me... i went to Calwell shops around 5-5.30pm

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spotted black R33 GTR with black rims and yellow decals. had ACT plates so i'm posting here.

Looked like a series 3. Saw it in Moss Vale around 3pm. I was in my FTO. Awesome looking car mate.

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