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Spotted Rodder and Fr33k at ATS this morning before i left to put the car on the dyno down at HiTech. Saw SNIPER's car, HURRYUP and also a red ferarri and a few other mint classics on my way. Couldnt believe my eyes when i saw the Ferarri just sitting there. LOL. My cars running sweet now. WOO!!!

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midnight purple 33 (40th anniversary model, only recognised it cos i looked and said "hey, its a purple version of Vu's car") by the tonsley train station this morning about 8am. Was in the etsa truck turning right into the street it was coming out of

Yay spotted! :) lol

Saw a nice blue 34gtr on Sturt Road this afternoon around 530.

Thats funny none of them spotted you

u spot them from the bus or something? i guess its easy to look down at em from that height we all cant ride in such fine vehicles as the mecerdes 446xpress and huffy bike

maybe you should create a guide so they know exactly how to modify their car to impress you to brighten your boring trip and get it removed from the road permanently all at the same time. step 1 cut cheaper car in half (how about a pulsar), step 2 glue it to the rear of your current car. step 3 call everyone else idiots cause they can still drive theirs

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Spotted a nice black R32 GTSt on Park Tce Salisbury around 1.00 and also a nice silver Stagea parked in the Tonkins car park on the same rd

Yeah that would have been me, i work at Tonkins in Salisbury, so any given day you will see either a silver, black or white stag parked out front! Although you might need your eyes checked because i have been driving the white 260 for the whole week! lol! Being pearl white though it does give a silverish gleam in the sun!

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