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1. HD Holden sedan

2. HR Holden wagon

3. 80 Mazda 626

4. VH Holden Com

5. 95 Ford Falcon

6. 01 Mazda 323 Sp20 (still got)

7. 93 Nissan R33 GTST (still got)

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1. HD Holden sedan

2. HR Holden wagon

3. 80 Mazda 626

4. VH Holden Com

5. 95 Ford Falcon

6. 83 Toyota KE70 wagon

7. 01 Mazda 323 Sp20 (still got)

8. 93 Nissan R33 GTST (still got)

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1. - R31 GXE Skyline 87'

2. - R33 GTS-t Skyline S1.5 95'

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Next ? --> GTR R32 or R33... still can't decide. I don't see myself driving anything else but a Skyline for quite sometime ;)

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1.1983 Mitsubishi Starion turbo (awesome car)

2. Ford Laser KB 1.5 auto. (bunky)

3.1983 Mazda 323 1.5 manual (bunky)

4. 1979 Toyota RA40 Celica 5 spd (rally bunky)

5. 1991 Nissan 180sx SR20DET 5spd. (awesome, ran 12s)sold.

6. 1993 Nissan Skyline GTS-T R32 with RB25DET conversion (Insane).sold

7. 2002 Toyota Camry Conquest. (Boring boring boring)Did I mention boring?

8. 1997 Nissan Skyline GTS-T R33 Series II. (see a pattern with the skylines ;))

Owned a few more crapheaps in the past as well not worth mentioning, ahh how I love the No roadworthies in WA, we used to buy cars for $100 bucks on the weekend and they would last for the week or more of our abuse!!!

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1- 1989 Corolla SX

2- 1996 Commodore VS V6 (still in the family)

3- 1992 R32 GTST  

4- 1990 GTiR Pulsar

5- 1991 Cressida Grande (7MGTE, HKS T04E, etc)

6- 1990 Camira 2L EFI auto

7- 1924 R32 GT-R phantom edition

8- 1989 R31 5 speed

No.7 above - would that be the 'phantom edition' as it didn't exist in 1924???? :wassup:

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1. '83 XE Falcon with the usual P-plater mods; exhaust, rims, suspension, tint & stereo. (roomy back seat ;) ) - 2 years.

2. '93 ED Fairmont with just about every N/A mod I could thinks of (loved that car until I lost my license :( ) - 4.5 years.

3. '94 R33 GTsT - Had for 6 months now..

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1999 - Subaru WRX

2001 - Mazda Series 6 RX7 Type R2

2003 - Nissan R33 GTR Vspec

Beefy – excellent choice of vehicles, let us know hpw the FD rotary compared!

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Counted 37 that I can remember, not going to list them - A few of them, almost nobody would recognise the names............. like Essex,Bristol, Alvis, Lagonda..........

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Counted 37 that I can remember, not going to list them - A few of them, almost nobody would recognise the names............. like Essex,Bristol, Alvis, Lagonda..........

you had a lagonda? there worth a bit these days..fat slow 'ultra hi tech' :wassup:

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