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Have'nt washed it for 2 weeks but i did polish it at the same time so still shiny. Had seen that you were from Croydon on the forums, it was only a matter of time before we crossed paths, nice plates too. Do you still have your Enkei's, had the same wheels on my R33, look awesome on white cars.

No I don't. Swapped them for stockies and cash, they were just far too hard to keep clean. That and the design of them even though they were 17's looked small on such a large car. Thanks for the comment about the plates :D

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Just resting my head on my pillow when I hear my 33 start up. Jump out of bed and dash to the window to see it still sitting there in the dark. Fly downstairs trying not to fall while putting my boxe

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I SAW A HOLDEN VL COMMODORE AND IT GOESSSSSSSSSS' SUUUUUUUUUU'TUUUUUUUUU'TUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU !!!!! >=ooOOOOOOOOO I WANT MY CAR TO B LYK DIS.

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To whoever just tried to steal my silver 33 and hightailed as soon as the alarm went off...suck my dick and get a job like everyone else. Your mate in his getaway shitbox can smile for the cameras.

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two R34's and a white V35. two curry blokes in each. mad fitment on the r34's. the white r34 put me in my place a bit, but all were doing approx 15ks under the limit most of the time. princes hwy

also stopped at chaddy maccas for a leak and then wandered over to a little meet that was goin on. had a chat to two islander blokes. silver r33, and black r32.

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White stock looking R33 GT-R and white R33 4 door at Epping Autobarn around 3PM.

and a few R34 sedans and coupes in the northern suburbs... looks like the R34 is starting to become common, not sure of that's a good thing or not :S

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Black R32 GTS/GTST/4 belonging to a guy named Sanjev? or something like that on Saturday morning - evening at strathaird reserve... bomex kit etc.

was meaning to come have a chat with you after the game but by the time i got back from the atm i couldnt find ya

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Spotted a black 33 on Ballarto rd with SAU stickers around 6.30, both exchanged nods and smiles.

Were you at the carwash as well?

Clean car you had mate :P

That was me, were you at the car wash with the black 33 i saw on the way in?

Was only a quick wash thats why it only cost me $5 ;)

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haha yeah...i turned to my gf and said "shit, he plates look like mine"...WESTWD & WANZI lol...

iv'e seen you around before though before i had the 34....in my old pintara...lol

how much you pay for your tail lights??

they were already on the car when it came over here. i was lucky, they are the genuine nismo ones which apparently cost an arm n a leg to get. i saw ur on ur red P's, fkn stay away from knox man pettit is back on the loose and handing out defects left right n centre

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That was me, were you at the car wash with the black 33 i saw on the way in?

Was only a quick wash thats why it only cost me $5 ;)

Haha yep i was there with my mate in the 33, he is on the forums too.

We were sneaky and used buckets, so it only cost about $5 between both our cars hahaha :P

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Haha yep i was there with my mate in the 33, he is on the forums too.

We were sneaky and used buckets, so it only cost about $5 between both our cars hahaha :3some:

When i can be bothered i go there after 7 and use a bucket and chamoi, couldnt be bothered tonight tho.

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