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Followed this on the way home headed south bound on the m1. Love the plates (and the car).

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Mad charity cruise today. I went to the GC after . Spotted a tidy girl in a tidy stagea. Ill leave it at that just in case shes on here :-p

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spotted FLO34 white 4 door 34 in toowomba ranges .. very nice car , also silver V35 coupe driven by a mid 40 yr old lady plated where NSS035 AJM stickers all over the car... :P

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Ha! You can run but you can never hide, you passed me in front of my work, i was coming back from the emporium with the required 10am coffee break

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Ha! You can run but you can never hide, you passed me in front of my work, i was coming back from the emporium with the required 10am coffee break

You should have said hello... tut tut

or were you snobbing me because im not cool ?

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Black 33 HSK*** in Ferricks St, stafford. Seems to live there. Always parked near the corner of Armfield St.

Then - farther down Ferricks St towards Midson St, there's a white 33 GTR. That house used to have a Silver 180. Looks like they upgraded!

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There was a nice grey 4 door 32 up at the mount tamborine gallery walk yesterday afternoon. ITB on the plate, don't remember the numbers though. Very tidy looking car with a beige colored interior.

Also saw on hamilton road earlier in the day JON118 or JON18 (was looking on an angle couldn't make out if it was one or two 1s. White 33 with Bob Jone spec chromies on it

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