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i only realised it was you after you took off

LMAO the bogan mobile run your car your jk arent you

its a 5L and it still doesnt move i cant wait to get rid of it and get back into my car

hahaha.. i just wanted a run!!! with anyone!!! and you were at those lights.. and you looked like the kind of person who would do a quick run ;) the holden behind me backed off pretty quick.. i was hoping he'd turn off onto kissing pt rd with me!!!! haha.. so that was you with longish hair then!?!??! :(

they are almost my plates i think., but my car is dark blue with a silver front bar.??

I saw the R32 coming out of M2 like a bullet onto Epping Road (heading to city)...took me awhile to catch up!

Also waved/flashed at Sawakita today on Balaclava road - dunno if you recognized me.

i have the car here

im just sorting out all the interior wiring and finishing off the stereo

then its gotta go to the workshop and get all the running gear fitted and all the suspension sorted out and tightened up engine bay detailed wiring hidden etc etc.

then after the SAU show its comming off the road again for some more changes for final battle :cheers:

alright here goes.

last night Spotted Burgundy r33 - zhk-14* about 815 in hornsby and again today at Asquith.

Also last night was a white 33 with black rims at around 930 going past hornsby rsl. Then spotted a r32 on the highway at Waitara (got a wave, can't remember if I waved, sorry if I didn't) which was followed by a 300zx with an SAU sticker.

Around midnight a white 32 with a side mount yellow plate in Berowra.

That is all.

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