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Red 99 model over here...

tell us some more about ya stagea, never seen a new shape in the flesh... love em tho!

not many of us 34 gens, moslty 33 gens kicking about.

Andrew

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stagea owner here!!! though i'm in launceston i do come down to hobart a fair bit will have to let u guys know when i'm coming down might be able to meet up sometime and check out your stag's! :blink:

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Im from launy, recently moved 2 melbourne 3 years ago. Born and bread in tassie. Bought a 1998 S2 RS 4 S Manual 67000km silver in colour. So mine will be returning soon. Fully sic car, good for tassie roads. Brought it over at easter and drove 2500km round tas. It loved the windy roads especially the sidling at scottsdale. went through there with a mate with an r32. had a ball, tyres screeching round every corner. it loved it. although it definately needs more power stock as a rock something im working on as we speak. pretty hard going from a vl with 250rwkw to my stagea which has 101kw at all fours. But it makes up for it in handling. Anyways talk soon

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