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I spotted a few Skylines today, but only remember a black s2 R33 GTSt with plates DVS33R on Marsh Street right near the airport, around 5.30pm or so...

There was a black 33 yesterday (could not tell if it was gtr or gts-t from where i was) driving on James Ruse drive heading towards the gw at about 5pm. It was blowing heaps of white smoke and did not sound healthy at all.

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I know where that is ;) I once saw a random the sphincter of the universe running around the top there...

oh also spotted a black R33 gtr in waitara around 7.30pm 'XGZ...'

and thn later a silver r33 parked in hornsby 'HLDOON'

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