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why are you asking?

He was driving like an absolute wanker along lonsdale highway from hallet cove heading south.

i was in my work 4x4 + trailer doing the speed limit in the right lane, as all the oldies were in the left lane doing 10 kays under the limit. but even tho i was doing the limit or slightly over it i got abused for being in the right lane.

now im sure the law states keep left unless overtaking. thats what i was doing.

once he got passed me with some high speed lane changing, he then had to pull in behind a truck that was also in the right lane. every one was doing 80 in the left lane thru the dipper so why is the trukie doing the wrong thing for driving in the right lane when he was doing 105 as to get up the other side. im not sure but mister hero in the skyline also abused the trukie with a big out streched arm and the finger as he flew passed at 130.

he then abused a 3rd car up near flaxmil rd which he almost collided with, due to sitting less then 1 m from his rear bumber as to try and make him go faster in the right lane.

this sort of driving is unaceptable.

the general public has enough dislike to import drivers as it is without guys like this making it worse.

so whoever you are, please pull your head out of your ass and think about other rd users before going near the driver seat of your line again.

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I don't want to sound too hypocritical because I occasionally give the bike and car throttle a bit of a blip, but this sort of continuous high speed recklessness is asking for another new law against imports or worse still, some poor kid running out in front of him.

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What a wanka! Should got his numberplate and report his ass!

Sure speeding is one thing... but tailgating and giving other road users a hard time who keeps to the speed limit is another thing and abusing them everyone in the way! Tossbags like those ought to stick with driving Holdens.

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there are plenty of tools out there that have the cash and buy a skyline coz they think its cool....but there are some real enthusiast skyline owners out there....*like me*.....its people like these sort of tools that give skyline and imports in general a real bad name.....

whoever you are mate....for other peoples sake dont drive like a hero.....

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What a wanka! Should got his numberplate and report his ass!

Sure speeding is one thing... but tailgating and giving other road users a hard time who keeps to the speed limit is another thing and abusing them everyone in the way! Tossbags like those ought to stick with driving Holdens.

I agree, should have got his plate and reported him, enough reports and the police will do something, just hope other ppl are reporting him. Wont be long before we see his 'line on the news as being a writeoff, just hope he doesnt injure or kill anyone with his recklessness.

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there are plenty of tools out there that have the cash and buy a skyline coz they think its cool....but there are some real enthusiast skyline owners out there....*like me*.....its people like these sort of tools that give skyline and imports in general a real bad name.....

whoever you are mate....for other peoples sake dont drive like a hero.....

agreed! ive lost my liscence for the occasional slip up and hell ive learned from it with 3.5 ona bus to tafe and back.... i hope he gets caught and learns to sort his shit out!

goin of at the trak thats ok but use ur head on the road!!

happy australia day to all except this idiot!

jenkies

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unfortunately if he was on here he would probably be too chicken shit to own up to it neway. Speaking of idiots, there was some idiot in a white 33 with a black bonnet boosting around the parade in norwood last night. Boosted up a side street off the parade which i admit sounded nice but when he later boosted up the parade i mean, dude... what were you thinking?! Ppl walk across the parade all the time, you could of hit someone not to mention the road is hell uneven to do that kinda shit on neway! Was upstairs at a party & felt like going out there and sorting him out! ;)

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unfortunately if he was on here he would probably be too chicken shit to own up to it neway. Speaking of idiots, there was some idiot in a white 33 with a black bonnet boosting around the parade in norwood last night. Boosted up a side street off the parade which i admit sounded nice but when he later boosted up the parade i mean, dude... what were you thinking?! Ppl walk across the parade all the time, you could of hit someone not to mention the road is hell uneven to do that kinda shit on neway! Was upstairs at a party & felt like going out there and sorting him out! :D

there was a guy like this down jetty rd yesterday, I guess he was in daddy's statesman and everytime a nice piece of skirt walked past he spun the wheels on the tram tracks...... what a hero :(

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