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Someone Tried Stealing My Sau Sticker!

dnbutts

By dnbutts,
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dnbutts

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ok, so im parked out the front of my mates house when we heard some rattleing on POS rock up, door opened then closed but the car stayed there.

We walked outside to find some nut job hacking away at my SAU sticker :thumbsup:. We ran over to the car as he quickly booted off accross the road, got back into his mates shit house old VN with burnt out tail lights and what sounded to be a hacksawed exhaust whilst yelling "SKYLINES ARE F***ING SHIT, GET A REAL CAR" and took off.

I cant help but laught at this though, what a toss bag. Looks like my SAU sticker is going to need a new A though =(

Cubes Grand Master

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lmao that is rather funny..

Maybe they were going to molest the sticker and shove it on their VN dungadoor. I drive a VN dunga door quite often and its a horrible experience; oh the sweet note of the screaming but going no where buick v6. Then there's the rattles, squeeks. :S

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Ghey, Just make sure they don't come back to damage or even take your so called "peice of shit"

yeah i'd keep an eye out, didn't someone have their aerial snapped off by the trolley a few years back by who didn't like jap cars?

on a side note i just got myself half a SAU sticker :thumbsup::happy:

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benny_blanco

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hahahha they are just jealous because they can't face the fact that everytime when a holden is tested against a skyline they loose!

reminds me of my dilusional mate, recokons street commomwhores are beating are beating gt-rs all the time on drag strips. and when i took on his p.o.s camira and left him for dead in my DR he was telling everyone he was keeping up :)

holden drivers have problems :laughing-smiley-014:

mind you i admit part of me has a thing for VL Calais Turbos... but i still wouldnt buy one

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reminds me of my dilusional mate, recokons street commomwhores are beating are beating gt-rs all the time on drag strips. and when i took on his p.o.s camira and left him for dead in my DR he was telling everyone he was keeping up :)

holden drivers have problems :laughing-smiley-014:

mind you i admit part of me has a thing for VL Calais Turbos... but i still wouldnt buy one

A VL is nissen powered... LoL, its not a holden. I love the calais aswell.

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