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spotted a black 33 on the old pac highway about 6pm last night... i flashed my lights... then wondered why you jammed on the brakes lol.

i was in a white ss.... ex cop car style lol. sorry for scaring you! lol.

spotted a black 33 on the old pac highway about 6pm last night... i flashed my lights... then wondered why you jammed on the brakes lol.

i was in a white ss.... ex cop car style lol. sorry for scaring you! lol.

was the number plates upb33t

spotted trublsm at Dural Maccas. :)

didn't wave cause there was a large group of ppl and didn't really want to wave to a group of large ppl that we didn't know. lol

Plus didn't see you wave...

lol wilch, i was like... wait a second i know that white r32 with the number 6 on it!

hehe i saw yas, then was like ooh should i go say hi but i was with my mates so...

i waved as you guys drove out, waved to amanda lol.. she didn't wave back :huh:

Spotted a black 33 going down Heathcote rd around 5pm today and a Silver s2 r33 turning off the m5 motorway onto the M7 this afternoon at around 6pm (he was behind me for a good few k's)

upd33t isny a meneber here

Liz - SS commods ftw!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Oh, I spotted a black 32GTR in hornsby - it was in a parents with prams parking spot...and it had p plates..........hope you had a pran.....

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