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My mates were driving Saturday night at Erina on the Central Coast, when they called me saying a Black R33 was wrapped around a pole, checking that it wasn't me. They recon if the driver walked away it would of been a miricle. Just wondering if anybody knows any information about this crash and if he did get out ok.

Michael

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Hey guys yeah i talked to the guy who owns PMR1 Paul something it stands for (His Name)...cheerie kind of guy...met him at west gosford looking for someone who fixes fibreglasss bars as his was cracked. he was telling me how it always steps out on him and he wasn't used to the power coming on as boost does...If it was him thats sad to hear.. Guess we'll see..if you dont see it at Terrigal anymore we'll know.....

Speaking of 33's i have seen alot lately...i seen about 4 with P plates on em just the other day...how many lines are on the coast now ?? seems to be more and more everyday..

Aaron

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maybe we should have a coast meet up or something....get to know each other and our cars....so we can wave and go "arr thats ...."

or we could not..just throwing it out there..i thought after this tread not knowing who it was may be an ok idea for a weekend or something??

Aaron

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There are constantly 2 outside TM Autosports.

1 is a black R33.

1 is a white R33.

I'm pretty sure the white one is one of the mechanic's/owners?

The white one is the owners car.. Dunno about the black one though. That's been there for ages tho.

Don't see many 32's on the coast ;) a meet-up would be sweet tho. I was speaking to this dude one day @ West Gossie shops with a 32- haven't seen him since.

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Theres a nice 2 door R31 around at Erina somewhere.

Super low and fat arse wheels. Looks as if set up for drift. Not a GTR (obviously ) but it does say something like Gt-r and i think the R is in red writing.

I always wanna stick my face up to the window and have a good look inside but don't wanna pees someone off :(

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