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Saw John in the v8 cruising around the city ... first time ive herd the V8 roar! :)

v8???? wot v8.....v8 skyline? who? where??? tell me...TELL ME NOW!!!

lol

obviously there is more than one of us now eh?:burnout:

got the thumbs up from a black33 going back towards the city from bardon... not sure the name of the road.

HEY! that was me mate!! along Simpsons Road (i think) That was my last day of the GTS-t....she is now sold and gone to a new owner ... it was fun while it lasted.

06TST is a very nice looking white 32..... good mate of mine. ONE HKS turbo on the way for him!!

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Saw a white 33 with a young lass driving the bf in the passenger, along the SE freeway last nite.  It had bodykit, exhaust, filter and bov.  I think i surprised them a bit with the rather stock setup of the 32.

hey dude were use having a few little, ahh getting up to the speed limit quick runs and a red vy commonwhore came flyin up your ass was it coppers

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