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anyone seen a blue r 33 gtr around the coast saw it today in ashmore damn i dont know what was better the car or the sweet ass chicks that were driving it ohhh. I was 2 busy checking it out almost ran up the bum of the car in front of me was like 1 cm away from touching lol opps

I know this isn't exactly skyline related but does anyone know the guy with the "I want to be a supra" 180sx painted orange with the orange supra fast and the furious decals down the side?  

And what sort of mods does that car have?  

There is no reason for this question.  No reason at all.  Honest.

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...showtopic=68375

This one Charly boy?

Seen a nice blue glitter paint job on a R33 on the pacific highway this arvo near nerang it had GTR badges on it but me thinks its just a gtst, maybe wrong!!

if its you sick lookin car dude let me know if she's a gtr or just looks good!!

I know the car you are talking about its a GTS-T with flared gaurds. looks hot though.

that's him alright. I should really get on there and flame his ass. I saw him driving that car off the clock on public roads at seven oclock at night. :clap: He's a moron.

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