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KURAUN

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coming to the ACT for a few days to see a friend, be mostly around mitchell

but will be taking a few drives around cause its been ages since i been up there like 8 years or so.

so if you see us give us a wave or flag us down to have a chat

be in my white 32 4 door

that is all :banana:

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coming to the ACT for a few days to see a friend, be mostly around mitchell

but will be taking a few drives around cause its been ages since i been up there like 8 years or so.

so if you see us give us a wave or flag us down to have a chat

be in my white 32 4 door

that is all :banana:

will you be here on Friday night? we meet up at the museum Friday nights. I was supposed to be in Qld picking up my new car, but someone is trying to talk me out of it :P:D:( (need a smiley on here that cries) so I might be there on Fri too.

oh and goooo the 4 doors :)

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They're not that much better here... I have been let go a couple of times but there are still plenty of them that will do you for 3 - 5km over.

Youre better off not taking any chances.

Look up "National Museum" in Where is.com and we'll probably be in the carpark on Friday night from about 9 - 9:30pm.

Shell Grand Master

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They're not that much better here... I have been let go a couple of times but there are still plenty of them that will do you for 3 - 5km over.

you've seriously been pulled over and let go for doing like 3kms over?? omg!

I've never heard of that happening here! I even drive NEXT to cop cars and I'm doing 5km+ over the limit and they have never even looked at me!

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a20089

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Yeah the difference is -- Youre a girl, your car looks standard and isnt loud.

Mine is "bait" :D

I'd agree, but maybe if you put "official Federal tyres rep" it might assist the car. Can't do anything about your looks though :-) Maybe next time your'll get a break and get a gay cop :D j/k

KURAUN Grand Master

KURAUN

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well im still in canberra, will know wether im leaving 2moro afternoon or staying a little longer

so far seena few liners around a black 32 in braddon i duno wat suburb ;) but he gave a wave and waved back

also seena non turbo white 33 driving by a girl

a maroon 33 at a servo

a silver 33 4 door

a maroon 32 with NSW plates

a midnight purple 33 gtr that went into trojan motorsports

a gold 33 that went past the f1 hotel where im staying

and i think thats about it soo far :)

its heaps fun up here enjoying the nice weather to

not to hot ;)

Michele Veteran

Michele

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well im still in canberra, will know wether im leaving 2moro afternoon or staying a little longer

so far seena few liners around a black 32 in braddon i duno wat suburb ;) but he gave a wave and waved back

also seena non turbo white 33 driving by a girl

a maroon 33 at a servo

a silver 33 4 door

a maroon 32 with NSW plates

a midnight purple 33 gtr that went into trojan motorsports

a gold 33 that went past the f1 hotel where im staying

and i think thats about it soo far :)

its heaps fun up here enjoying the nice weather to

not to hot ;)

ahh you can't stay this close and not come meet us tomorrow night.

KURAUN Grand Master

KURAUN

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yeh i do wana stay but it depends how things go

i already missed macedonian christmas to be here today ;)

i do wana stay but depends how things go with my friend

also to mention i hit something on the way through yass to canberra on tuesday night

and my front bar is completly gone now ;)

ill have to post up pics wen im back home :)

duno wat it was but it did some damage

KURAUN Grand Master

KURAUN

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well sorry guys had to head home

but ill be back soon enuff probably in a few weeks time or so and then ill come to a friday night meet

anyway this is what happend to the bar

pretty dissappointed cause i really liked the do luck bar :rolleyes:

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