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Spotted fst32r in bunnings in Artarmon, pretty sure thats nismo86?

Yep thats me! Wow i've finally been spotted :( Do u work around the area evil?

Spotted a silver 34 4 door BBG35Y last night turning onto lyons rd drummoyne around 9:30pm.

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spotted a Black S2 R33 at Newtown this arvo after work.

plates were AI-86-XK I think.

I was in the silverline behind ya when you changed lane.

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Spotted a silver 33 BUG69F near queens rd five dock.

White 34 with unique sticker down the side at wetherill park tafe.

And a silver 33 GTST crashed and on the back of a tow truck westbound on the m4. Hope that wasnt someone from here? Looked bad :P

spotted a few 2day

a white r33 on street outside randwick racecourse..front bumper looked a lil bruised

a grey r33 at cabramatta station...dropped on its ass...with jetcruise or sumthin sticker on the side

a grey r34 4door turning off church st in parra at the lights

a black r32 about 20 mins ago going towards parramatta on cumberland highway

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