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That was you, Tom? Sorry I didn't recognize your number plate. :P

Do you go often to Vic park? If so, we can catch up sometimes.

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That was you, Tom? Sorry I didn't recognize your number plate. :P

Do you go often to Vic park? If so, we can catch up sometimes.

Yep.. was passing through getting some lunch.. Not really my neck of the woods normally but should definately catch up some time :thumbsup:

Yep.. was passing through getting some lunch.. Not really my neck of the woods normally but should definately catch up some time :thumbsup:

Nice. I like Vic park area. Everything is there (Food, drinks, car yards, etc.).

Yeah, sure we should catch up. If you want, pm me your phone number, Tom. Me, Steve (CRISP 35) and Fuads (Grrrr) catch up quite often on weekends.

Ok, let me know when you are free on weekends. :)

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.:( Silver V35 Sedan on the Monash yesterday morning.

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