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the abbos live down the road from me. man didnt think belmont was that ghetto haha

Either you're kidding, or you haven't lived long enough in the hood lol.

That Skyline is pretty mint. Use to see the car heaps in Freo, and every time I had to pick a uni mate up from uni as it was located just down the road from him. Has personalised plates, but can't remember what they were.

+ quick rule based on the show: NEVER ADMIT YOUR SPEED (even if they say they've got you on radar)

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Pity about the sticker, but he was an idiot for driving without tail lights or dash lights (I have driven without dash lights... Not cool!!)

Nice car though. What's the sticker on the rear window? I noticed they blured out everything but the OVABOOST sticker!

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