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black r33 wtih gold wheels body kit in seaford, dark hair chick driver

silver m series stag same spot , stock as a rock 7 digit rego

pearl stag with white writing ever night , must be on the way home goes past my place and the noise alerts me to the RB coming..lol

ferrari 599 in black, followed by a maserati in black in dinga one of them lives a few houses from me. someone famous from what I heard on the grapevine

Red R35 esply

spotted a Sliver R32 with big chrome rims with L plates at Victor Harbor getting fuel around 11-11:30AM... and R33 think it was black. going in to victor harbor around 7-7:30.pm

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pulled onto greenhill rd about 11 pm sunday night in time to follow few imports up the summit, nsx, 180, r33 and i couldt make out the leader, think the 180 had rps13 plates?.. also had a laugh when a vw golf thought he hhad balls to take on the 34, i was surprised how hard those things pull..

south road just then saw From a distance what looked like a white 32 gtr on a tow truck then behind it a gunmetal grey 32 gtr on another tow truck!

Manage to see what wheels that white R32 GTR had? Incase it was that missing one... only say that because when my 32 was stolen they did it using a tow-truck, but caught them around the corner trying to load it! (few years back now)

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