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mturl84

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hello everyone

I'm new to this site and was just makin my name seen, i've owned a 32GTR for about 2 years now and neva really drove it but now i wanna start comin on car cruzes and events, i live in the barossa valley so i dont really hear of and cruzes or events.

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heslo Grand Master

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Welcome Matthew, we're a pretty friendly bunch, no one here bites... much :(

Hasn't been a cruise for a while really (police hassles and such) but I'm sure once it dies down they'll be back on again. I think a few other members live down your way

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hello everyone

I'm new to this site and was just makin my name seen, i've owned a 32GTR for about 2 years now and neva really drove it but now i wanna start comin on car cruzes and events, i live in the barossa valley so i dont really hear of and cruzes or events.

Why? Was it off the road due to needing repairs?

Or are you saying that you never REALLY drove it as a GTR was designed to be driven?

and welcome.

scandyflick Grand Master

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welcome to the club, lookin forward to seeing you and your car. ;)

(unless youre a cop)

Welcome Matthew, we're a pretty friendly bunch, no one here bites...

hahahahahahahaha.

hahahaha.

:D

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yeah we are, dunno about you though dave, never even owned a skyline :D

welcome mate. AIR should be having some track days this year, well at least some drift events in the pipelines.

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Why? Was it off the road due to needing repairs?

Or are you saying that you never REALLY drove it as a GTR was designed to be driven?

and welcome.

it's just been sittin in the shed i have a work car which is alot more convienient, i guess it's just been a weekend car so i have been driving it

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