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Since I go to Monash Clayton, I thought I'd see if anyone else from there uses the forum...

I have seen the following 'lines on campus:

SKYGAL - White R32

QUIKKI - Black R33

plus a silver R34 GTt and a white R33 (I think it was SKY-033 or something like that)

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I go to monash clayton too, doing eng/arts. Ive only got a pos r31 but soon to be r32 GTSt. Theres a red r32 GTST in arts car park right now, a black r32 gtst and a white r33 in eng car park. Dont know whose they are, or if there any of yours. SKYGAL parks in eng car park i think.

I see Skylines every fricken day of the week and it's not even mine.

Must we continue with this idle banter of Skyline spotting? We know their out there and many of them are on this site so can we talk bout things more worthwhile than simply seeing one?

Anyone who opens their eyes can see one within 5 mins.

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