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Spotted these two around my work @ Milton. Not Lines I know but still in the family.

Also spotted a back R34 GTT with SAU sticker down at the Regatta late last week.

Dah fark have they done to that 370?

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R33 everywhere!! is there a tsunami coming that some people dont know of?

beautiful deep metallic blue with black bonnet and boot 33 gtst seen in Morayfield area. got a wave yesterday morning :)

A nice silver 33 gtst series 2 in Rothwell yesterday arvo, and a hand full more. so many r33's!

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VSP07 grey infiniti / skyline sau sticker crawling down skyring terrace new farm/teneriffe. son of rajab knows how you got your license.. Not only were you driving 20km to 30km / hr in a 50 zone but your erratic swerving was quite the lulz.

If you want the tape let me know, dash cam doesn't lie... End rant

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Spotted red r35 plates GOZILLA I think. On the Pacific highway near hyperdome tanah Merah Weds round 5 heading towards bris. Black 34 taxi juers rd lastnight good couple days spotting

VSP07 grey infiniti / skyline sau sticker crawling down skyring terrace new farm/teneriffe. son of rajab knows how you got your license.. Not only were you driving 20km to 30km / hr in a 50 zone but your erratic swerving was quite the lulz.

If you want the tape let me know, dash cam doesn't lie... End rant

may have been Tony......but he would be doing 20-30 over the limit :P

Spotted gun metal R32 GTS-T driving onto Ipswich motorway from Redbank on ramp towards Towoomba before lunch. SAU sticker on the quarter window.

Was blowing some smoke out the back and running rough as hell, then slowed down to a halt. Would of pulled over to assist If
I was closer :(

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