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Spotted a silver 33 coupe in noosa today going straight through on a round about i think it was the eumundi noosa road one? from beckmans.

I was in the fire truck going the other way.

nice car :laugh:

Hey all i just bought a skyline a few weeks ago, live in maroochy, white and very stock lookin gts-t r33 with personalised plates "GTS R33" met a few guys from here the other night.

sorry about the double post my computer is crap

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Spotted several thousand Skylines today. Got a wave from one of two grey r32's I saw in Inala around 1:50pm, sorry was too pissed off at the time to wave back.

Only plates I remember are PIG33 at Autobarn... I'm going to asume its owned by someone who works at the place.

black r33, auto lives in palmwoods area with chromies, you stoped in the merging lane? u on here? at woombye near the overpass?

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spotted gts r33 at myers carpark.

one of the whitest s1 skyline's ive ever seen ^_^

looked pretty good.

thanks it is pretty white, i managed to score the large carpark with my friend next to me in the yellow XR6 ..... xmas is the worst for doors being opened on cars

Saw MR R34 near Garden City on Monday at about 3:10pm...

Saw the big SAU sticker on the boot. I was in my mum's magna :P

I was saying "I bet he doesn't gun it" and off you went with a bit of smoke on entering the highway - lawl.

Saw MR R34 near Garden City on Monday at about 3:10pm...

Saw the big SAU sticker on the boot. I was in my mum's magna :)

I was saying "I bet he doesn't gun it" and off you went with a bit of smoke on entering the highway - lawl.

Smoke you say was probaly michaels mum then :P

saw a grey 32 gtr near sunny bank

young asian guy gave a wave sweet car mate

was in blue 32gtr

Its Black. . . yeh. . . I been called young~~~so happy

yeh~ that was me. . .nice looking GTR you got there too, so you live you sunnybnk area as well?

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