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spotted a black 33, with a kit, skylinesaustralia.com.au sticker on drivers side rear window, cc plates on currie street at 5.45pm.

white 34 with flutter going through south road/flagstaff hill road intersection, at about 6.30pm.

the white 34 might have been matts, did it have black wheels and rego "dr34mer"?

spotted a black 33, with a kit, skylinesaustralia.com.au sticker on drivers side rear window, cc plates on currie street at 5.45pm.

white 34 with flutter going through south road/flagstaff hill road intersection, at about 6.30pm.

spotted a silver s2 r33 going down stebonheath road today, then later on seen a r31 with black rims, apeared to be 17inch turning off curtis onto main north, then spotted a maron r33 in munno para west, forgot the street name.

that was me going down stebonheath rd ill be going down there again today :down:. what were u in?

spotted a black 33 4 door with black wheels and new S plates turnin from morphett rd onto oaklands road bout 11:30pm last nite in the pouring rain. nice blue flame on the gear change btw

that was me going down stebonheath rd ill be going down there again today :) . what were u in?

was in the white r33, was roughly 200m behind you. before you turned down 'brandis' road?

i live just down the road from where you pulled out of.

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