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inark Grand Master

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but dunno if any of em are any of u guys :mad: (apart from the ones i already know that is)

2 nice white R32 GTS/Ts, 1 Black R32 GTST and a few R33s... Grey, Black and Red with lots of stickers and rubbish on it.

all around the dingley/parkmore/keysborough area

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Yeah, there are a few around, especially in that area. Not too many inner east...or outer east actually - but i see a few occassionally.

Still, compared to the amount of WRX, HSV, and just normal commondoors around its still not too bad. Least a skyline still attracts attention.

Wonder whether they are either GTS-T's or GT-R's, and not just GTS with lotsa stickers to say "i go fast" but not the balls to back it up... generally these ones are the ones that are just rice most of the time.

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There's been too much Skylines n theyre everywhere...

On the way back from ICE performance last Tuesday I saw one black R33 in Warragul Rd, then a yellow one, in fact mine (Red) and the yellow R33 cruised side-by-side together on the Monash Freeway on inside & outside line passing other slower cars which r kinda look cool...

We parted as I have to exit at burnley and he goes straight.

inark Grand Master

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yeah that same ol fart in a white 34 GT/T coming up from cheltenham to here...

pred - nah they were GTRs... guards arent flared enough in the rear and the seats gave it away too... oh yeah and the red 33 with the stickers and big kit still had the stock wheels lol

inark Grand Master

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hehehe all good...

i just seen a black 32 GTR (well it had the badges) with a kit ive never seen on a line before... looked nice but im not a big fan of the aluminium wings... the rear guards were pumped even more with a squarish type flare near the fuel filler cap part.

big woggy (excuse the explination but dont take offense to it its not meant in that way) guy driving... anyone from here? didnt really look over at me so couldnt really say hi.

predator Grand Master

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oh yeah and the red 33 with the stickers and big kit still had the stock wheels lol

Hehe..that could have been mine :-) - although i dunno whether i've been around that area lately. Although i've only got the one Apexi sticker which i considered taking off but at least says "**** off commodore - don't even bother" :mad: so it might stay.

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Originally posted by predator666

Hehe..that could have been mine :-) - although i dunno whether i've been around that area lately. Although i've only got the one Apexi sticker which i considered taking off but at least says "**** off commodore - don't even bother" :D  so it might stay.

u need to take that GTR badge off your front grille ASAP

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I saw JETR34 (yellow 34) on springvale road near westall road last week (thats near dingley isnt it??). It had a GTR badge on it but it didnt look like a genuine GTR... it had P plates on it too (wish I had $90K when I was 20!)

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u need to take that GTR badge off your front grille ASAP

Yeah, i know..thing is the style of the grille is there is some plastic holder bits to hold the badge in which are part of the main plastic...if i take that off it looks terrible because they form part of the surronding facing.

I'd prefer the raw grill look - but that really means i need a whole new grille + painting it...so well unless you're filling generous there isn't much i can do right now.

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