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In gympie today saw a black 34 with red lipped rims, a black 32 gtr and a red 31 silo gts.

he lives up the road from me. his flatmate has a silver r33 with fading paint, but a big turbo that i can hear whistling everytime he drives past (even at light throttle). sounds nice

There's also a red 34 around gympie that sounds nice

Also saw a white 33 around 5ish near the skate park

is that the 33 with the white wheels? i saw it at coles just after 5. there are a few other white ones round town though. and a couple of black ones (the owner of 1 of them has posted in here a few times)

spotted white 32 gtst i think type m with gold mesh wheel every morning in kallangur parked in his drive way

Long time ago for Feb but if it is on Goodfellows that'd be me.

Actually saw a 4 door silver / grey R34 at work (vistor car park at work today - Incitec Pivot) looks nice, SAU sticker on it and small ERD one above the front left head light. Got to spend about 15 minutes looking at it from my desk :D

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