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He still owns it, I saw it being impounded a couple months or so ago, not surprising to see it on Car Sales now.

I actually saw why he got impounded lol. Was driving home from the city then I saw a unmarked pulled him over on Princes, later I asked him, he said he was caught 40km over the limit lol.

Here's some pics of mine, wheels are definitely going to be replaced with something more orgasmic to the eye. The current wheels came with the car when I got it imported from Japan, not really my cup of tea. :P

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^ ^ ^ you can be proud of that!

Bringing it along to the Megalong Valley Cruise?

Haha yeah, I'm pretty happy with it so far. Had it fully serviced a week after getting it. Only issue was with the rear wiper hose which leaks water when the rear wiper is in use. Haven't been bothered trying to get it fixed yet since I don't even use it. In regards to the Megalong Valley Cruise, I wish I could! I have work on that day. I'll definitely have to come along to one of the cruises though. Would love to see everyones Skylines. :P

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