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Spotted a blue & black 33 in fisher next to my auntys place :-) my cousins like it... Has an sau sticker on drivers rear quarter window...

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Yep was me and Nathan.

Didn't see your car, were you in the 32?

I wish, its got a few cosmetic issues to fix after i decided i wanted a new front bumper haha :(

I was in a red over silver vl (yeah i know, its a bucket haha)

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Does anyone have a red 32 or 33 and was parked at the Richardson preschool.... has a sticker and QLD plates apparently.

My friend got all mega excited cos it was a Skyline and felt the need to tell me about it lol

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spotted you sin on the little roundabout in tuggers this arvo. i was all like :nyaanyaa:

yar thats my "100.1rwkw silo of fury!!!"

I missed you.

Might have been your warp speed or invisibility sheild on - anywho :action-smiley-069:

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Spotted Gus bout 12ish near Duntroon - we were in the Audi.

see my mad overtaking skills? o yeah. i love the little section between dairy flat and russell offices, makes me feel like speed racer :D

god ive been driving too much lately :(

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