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Gester

By Gester,
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i beleive that the federal police have some kind of control over airport property. back in the day when the airport was the 'place to be' we had run ins with them.

trust me, the 'feds' are not to be messed with. think of someone having 2 times as much power as a regular cop but without the smug, i'm better than you attitude.

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I work out at the airport and regularly see the police on Airport Drive. They've been booking quite a few people lately in the 60 zone where they are doing roadworks. Also I've seen them in between the International and Domestic Terminal roundabouts catching people as they approach the Control Tower complex where the speed limit goes from 60k down to 80k.

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Originally posted by slip

nvs, you must bring your GTS2 out on a cruise, us 31 guys will love it.

Yeah I would love to go cruising with the R31 guys. I've been keeping an eye out on R31SkylineClub.com, but nearly every time theres been something on in Brissy I've been working or organised something else. Would like to check out the next track day at willowbank.

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