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Please stay on topic or I will be forced to whack you with the ban stick, newbie :spank:

Freakin' Nazi's on this forum ...

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Ohh the admins are fighting........ *hides in corner* :unsure:

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Oh I see whats going on here! I'm being picked on and discriminated against!

This is cause I have VW's now, isn't it?

I work on vw's, whats yer point?

Don't worry, Christian - SAU-NSW Exec meeting tonight: Eric's R33 GT-R hidden away in the garage, Ciaron's R33 GTSt parked on the street, Mat and Carmen's LandCruiser parked on the street, Tats' Mk.VI Golf in Eric's driveway, my parent's new Mk.VII Golf also parked on the street.

If Mat and Carmen had used one of their other cars, it could have been three Skylines (Mat's R34 GTt) or three Golfs (Carmen's Mk. VI GTI). If I'd used my own car, it would be one LOLvo instead of Zee Cherman.

That's still kind of a Skylines spotted, right? (Hides from Duncan.) :ninja:

Saw a nice clean and low red R32 GTR passing me through North Bridge today, around 2pm.

Gave a thumbs up and I think I got one back, couldn't really see because he was moving quickly.

Also spotted a mini cruise last Saturday going through St Ives, yellow R33 GTST, white Stagea and white Evo 4 (i think). All very nice cars!

We parted ways at the base of Mona Vale road.

That's my old car!!!! how's it look?

I was going to say the plates were familiar lol.

Spotted a Burnt out R33 on Pennant Hills road couple days ago on back of a towey going up to Hornsby or on to the F3 motorway. Anyone know what happened?

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