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it is insane that it still has your plates on it, and hes driving it around as if nothing were different......goes to show how useless the popo are at their job. any other poor prick in a skyline just driving by would have been pulled over at least once in all those journeys thru the area :angry:.

I say wait on the highway all day every day. wait for it to come by and run him clean off the road :thumbsup: (might not be the best for your car, but at least you will get it back and he will get his)

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I say wait on the highway all day every day. wait for it to come by and run him clean off the road :thumbsup: (might not be the best for your car, but at least you will get it back and he will get his)

This is definitely what I would be doing.. well the waiting bit, not the running off the road part.

If you're still getting GOVIA notifications try and find a pattern to the toll crossings on a weekly basis. EG have they passed though late on a Monday night more than once? If so I'd be sitting on the side of the road just past the toll and wait it out. If it passes by follow it at a distance and note where it goes. I know it is easier said than done, but I also know how badly you'd want to get your car back. I'd be out there every night of the week if it were mine

Also note the last toll crossing each day is heading EAST through the LOGANLEA EAST Toll Point, so that'd be the side I would sit on. Would hate to be waiting on the other direction, only to see them heading home on the other side....

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Jacky have you looked at boost lately? http://www.boostcruising.com.au/forums/index.php?showtopic=794138

Fingers crossed you've got your Skyline back, can't imagine the feeling in my gut if mine ever got taken away from me.

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