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[hey all im heading down to hobrt on the 8th and would like to meet up with other skyline owners!

-erica

Hey Erica

welcome to the Tassie section.

You will find that most of the southern guys will be heading up your way next weekend to help support the local guys driving with some of the hottest names in drift at Symmons next weekend.

Im sure we will all catch up with you sometime or another.

Cheers GMB

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GMB, Didn't no i was bending rules secing out fellow 'Stagea owners in Tassie'!!. R the 'Interstaters' coming over 4 drifting next w/end, 8th or 9th April?. Erica, R u driving an tidy, lowered, white R33 round Lony?.

Anything that is related to street/drag racing or illegal activity is not within the forum rules champ.

Your more than welcome to seek out fellow Stagea owners but you may want to look at the way you go about it and what you put in your post.

Drift Cat and Micahel Truscott will be here for next weekend April 8th and 9th at Symmons plains mate, all weekend which is going to be HUGE

Erica's car is very clean and an exceptional example for its age.

The PINK certainly makes it stand out in a crowd thats for sure :thumbsup:

Cheers GMB

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COMING SOON:

One more Stagea for the collection (reviving an old thread). New to SAU.

Should be arriving within two weeks, totally stock, perfect condition (4.5B Auction Grade) 1998 RS Four V (damn auto, oh well).

Been looking forward to this thing for two months now, importing is so slow.

Auction yard pics attached.

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Looks sweet as Colin, I'm sure you'll love it when it arrives. You'll have to bring it on a nice drive north to get to know the car, **hint hint, nudge nudge**

Would love to catch up with some other Stagea owners and have a chat

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Did u c if the blue Stagea had Tassie plates?

hey jason the blue ones probably the one i'm talki'n about from the burnie /circular head area, think it's been around for a couple of years now, you'd think they would show up on sau.....maybe not into it.

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There is a white series one Stagea down at JDS auto in Hobart at the moment, thats one more.

I am slightly annoyed by this as i thought i might be getting the only white stagea in Tassie. I will now have the only white S2 stagea in tassie, not as good.

Mine should arrive tomorrow.....

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