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Chris Rogers
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you'll see another one in the morning. could well be the same one you saw. not too many of them running around.

mjay
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Do you have a sedan ? CAuse they were both coupes

ChrisB
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Silver V35 Coupe in Belgrave opposite the Cameo movie theater on Tuesday night and a Red V35 Coupe at Knox Ozone on Boxing day. Still not seen any other V36 Coupes in Melbourne area accept mine. Silv

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spotted white v35 sedan pretty sure it was a 350 behind me and then lane on the left, liverpool centre - near westfield around 11 45am ish.... :P gave a signal to ya :D

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Spotted blue coupe today around lunchtime parked in the middle parking bay on Franklin St... with chrome surround rims and black centres.

Yeh, I believe that V35 comes from Flemington or somewhere around there. It also has the aero kit.

I've seen that one around...and i believe that one is supercharged.

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spotted a silver V35 this morning around 8:05 am on Dynon Rd heading out from the city towards west... no privacy glass on the silver V...

hm, seems like V35 is becoming more and more common very soon!

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Rianto, it is amazing. We must take the same route to work and at the same time but i still havent spotted you. I do see 2 other silver V35s regularly tho. Both have licence plates starting with X. I suspect they are the ones you're seeing?

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Rianto, it is amazing. We must take the same route to work and at the same time but i still havent spotted you.

hm, slight timing differences perhaps. I normally got to the city around 8:10-8:20.

I do see 2 other silver V35s regularly tho. Both have licence plates starting with X. I suspect they are the ones you're seeing?

Nope, normally I spotted WNC***

Maybe yours white, blended with fleet cars and white delivery vans , lol , while silver is 'standard' v35 colour so our sub-conscious 'tuned in' and pick them up straight out of the crowd ;-) he he

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