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First person to spot Liz's car with the new owner was....me!!!

20 mins after liz sold it he turned up at my place to pick up an airbox. I said hold on......This is Liz's car!...and ummmm, your not Liz?? What have you done with Liz? It was some dude nameed Nathan. Hope he takes care of that car liz.

I got new plates for two weeks now and nobody sports my car?? WAAAH

**runs into room and cries with a packets of tim tams and a DVD copy of Beaches**

lol! he called me yesterday (to talk about a suspension problem) and said you were so excited yet distraught that someone else was driving my car.

I hope he enjoys it as much as I did :(

:( damn.... where do ya work man???

Was coming back from doing a Nasho run where i spotted a burgundy 33... parked at Stamwell then a gunmetal 32 on the way back... they've fixed the road between the 35km/h and the 25km/hr turns.... smooooooov!

should be good for those who turn up this friday

Are you coming on Friday?

I spotted you just near the Crystal carwash, i work near there

Spotted wink on his way to work on Beecroft Rd! Left lane PWNAGE Wink :)

Then i got stuck cause i had to drop mona off on the left and get all the way back across to the far right in bumper to bumper traffic :laugh:

lol

Should've been smart like me then.

I dropped my brother off when I was stopped in traffic just before the bridge - no need to pull over to parking area... :laugh:

Also you almost ran a red light at the M2 exit lights. You made it by a millisecond. :O

i saw you both on becroft rd, i was a little way behind again like usal.. wink, i saw you wave, was that to me? i waved back

saw a nice black 32 with impuls and red brakes near queens park just then

thats me.. you sure red? they're blue :)

Spotted a Silver/grey r34 gtt towers bus bay around 3:30ish

Spotted a silver r32 gts-t with aftermarket skirts reversing into a house on showground rd

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