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Spotted a White Stag on Pimpala road yesterday, along with a Red 34 on Gulfview road.

Also spotted a f**king insane HSV GTO limited edition thing... f**king thing scared the shit out of me as it was coming down next to me, loudest popping exhaust I've ever heard on the street. Pulled up at the lights next to me, dude said he had "over 400kw" at the rears... Half believable when he took off. Insane thing. Sounded like Clipsal 500 next to me.

Yeah I've seen a black GTO driving down Port Rd a couple times... sounds TOUGH as nuts, definitely doesnt sound like the average V8 with an exhaust - could be the same one as the one your mentioning Cosi.

Pretty sure i spotted 'r32man09' parked down a side street close to Glenelg yesterday arvo.. If not it looked a lot like your car..

Also the silver 33R from Nisswreck, big Nisswreck sticker on the front, looks soo good, love the rims!

And a fair few Skylines cruising around Moana, one was a red 32 with gold rims, GTR wing and front bar..

Matty T on morphett road this morning in the rolla. back in the 33 tomorrow which should make my spotting of you better

Musta been early then, cos i was earlier than normal :laugh: had to pick up my supervisor so we could get his truck from the depot

or did u spot me afta 7:30 on my way back south?

Pretty sure i spotted 'r32man09' parked down a side street close to Glenelg yesterday arvo.. If not it looked a lot like your car..

Also the silver 33R from Nisswreck, big Nisswreck sticker on the front, looks soo good, love the rims!

And a fair few Skylines cruising around Moana, one was a red 32 with gold rims, GTR wing and front bar..

Lol yeah mate down at the beach for aus day, swimming and drinking:)

BLACK R34 GT-T WITH FAKE GTR badges on it - goodwood road , colonel light gardens about 10 or 11 this morning - nice triple cluster

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Edited by NISSAN GTR

Musta been early then, cos i was earlier than normal :laugh: had to pick up my supervisor so we could get his truck from the depot

or did u spot me afta 7:30 on my way back south?

you had a passenger and it was early so i assume on the way out

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