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SLED

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Ryanrb25 Grand Master

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+1 can you please tell them not all P plate skyline drivers are hoons >.<

You have got to be serious you twat.

weren't you the wanker who was doing 260 in a 110 zone in a SKYLINE late last year?

It's young twats like you who ruin it for everyone else, so dont try back pedal.

sorry to highjack your thread SLED.

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nos man Mentor

nos man

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puahahaha +1 for the p platers being hoons! holy crap but i'm a p plater ahahahha

but out of the 2 years i've been on my P's i've had no ticket of what so ever! not even one for parking=) but now i gotta take a hazard perception test because my P's are about to expire!

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JDM032 Experienced

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lol

im on P's n the only fine i have had in a skyline is for talking on the phone wen i was pulled off on the side of the road n he drove past as i was puttin the phone down n had indicated to pull out. i got done hard.

but yeh did u get pics of the wrx?? be good to see wat he did to the lexus too

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