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night kids is driven by a male and its a r32 :) dont think it will have been the same 1

and n when n where this go down? cause i dont recall it :(

hate to disappoint u dan, but theres another car with night kids stickers on the quarter window ;P

saw a photo of it here last week

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Spotted me receiving a full defect check on the freeway uptrack on friday night at around 11.30pm, and had a nice 34 go past me.

White 33 with average offset rims, kit, gtr wing and burglar list on driver-side door in woodcroft shops at about 2pm saturday arvo.

Cream 4 door 34 driving past the show on friday night at around 6, female driver, brunette...very nice.

Cream 4 door 34 driving past the show on friday night at around 6, female driver, brunette...very nice.

Did you just say... Cream? :)

Is there even such thing?! Haha

I know a girl, Michelle, with a WHITE 4 door 34 (with 34 GTR rims that she got from Lindo not long ago :( )?

DAMN!

finally get spotted by a SAU member in a white 34 (think Damo) last night on the salisbury expressway and no post about it on here.. damn! LOL

sorry man, first time ive been on all weekend. Did spot you! also, think i spotted Kien (white 33 with black custom plates), also maybe Talbo (clean as black 33 with bronze rims) both on port expressway. got a wave from a grey 33 this morning on north east rd. first time the 34 has stretched its legs in ages!

Oh Matty, i was two cars in front of Luke and Dan :)

Did you just say... Cream? :)

Is there even such thing?! Haha

I know a girl, Michelle, with a WHITE 4 door 34 (with 34 GTR rims that she got from Lindo not long ago :( )?

Yeah it looked to be slightly off white, was a bit dark, so i could be wrong Bec (Im guessing thats your name) Did have GTR rims come to think of it.. damn i need to get one!
Yeah it looked to be slightly off white, was a bit dark, so i could be wrong Bec (Im guessing thats your name) Did have GTR rims come to think of it.. damn i need to get one!

Hehe those rims are the ones that came off my car & went to Lindo, then from him to her :( Haha

Best wheels.

Yep that's my name :)

sorry man, first time ive been on all weekend. Did spot you! also, think i spotted Kien (white 33 with black custom plates), also maybe Talbo (clean as black 33 with bronze rims) both on port expressway. got a wave from a grey 33 this morning on north east rd. first time the 34 has stretched its legs in ages!

Oh Matty, i was two cars in front of Luke and Dan :)

That probably was me. I was heading west around 6 ish towards Parafield Gardens to pick up a mate. Which way were you going?

I don't remember seeing any imports last night except a silver 33 at HJ's Golden Grove carpark.

sorry man, first time ive been on all weekend. Did spot you! also, think i spotted Kien (white 33 with black custom plates), also maybe Talbo (clean as black 33 with bronze rims) both on port expressway. got a wave from a grey 33 this morning on north east rd. first time the 34 has stretched its legs in ages!

Oh Matty, i was two cars in front of Luke and Dan :)

i was in my own world, was only by chance i seen luke and dan. did ya toot?

Saturday saw a black 33 and a blue 34 gtr with custom plates waiting at the the traffic lights where fitness first paynem is round 12.40 and on the way home from work was drivin behind a red 2009 gtr with gtr tt number plates turnin onto hindley st round 4.40 was in ma work car lol!! Today saw a silver 33 goin straight and a blue 33 turnin onto portrush headin toward norwood!! :)

Windcreen has been replaced on ma car afta sum lowies smashed it so im back on the road and bonnet is arriving sumtime this week :) Hate drivin round with dents in ma original one :ph34r:

Saturday saw a black 33 and a blue 34 gtr with custom plates waiting at the the traffic lights where fitness first paynem is round 12.40 and on the way home from work was drivin behind a red 2009 gtr with gtr tt number plates turnin onto hindley st round 4.40 was in ma work car lol!! Today saw a silver 33 goin straight and a blue 33 turnin onto portrush headin toward norwood!! :)

Windcreen has been replaced on ma car afta sum lowies smashed it so im back on the road and bonnet is arriving sumtime this week :) Hate drivin round with dents in ma original one :ph34r:

i went to school with that dude... hes 20... daddy braught it for him... no bullshit... the family owns The wash on unley road.

i went to school with that dude... hes 20... daddy braught it for him... no bullshit... the family owns The wash on unley road.

Yeaa i was surprised when i drove past him as to how young he was!! Ahh well lol wuld luv to have what he does but im happy with what i got :ph34r:

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