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Had a chat with Darksky34 at the lights on Balaclava Rd and Epping Rd tonight :action-smiley-069:

Hey Adam hope work wasn't too bad! :action-smiley-069: oh and by the way do you know your two inner tail lights are only half lit up?

Hey Adam hope work wasn't too bad! :action-smiley-069: oh and by the way do you know your two inner tail lights are only half lit up?

Work was painfully dead, bored out of my mind lol

No I didnt know that, i'll need to check those out. Cheers

MR 34 YO

yellow R34 Sunnyholt road. I didnt see him until pulled up at lights. but it looked like he was trying to catch me, almost entered the set of lights when it was red. then took off like a clown.

Why the f*k do you have a VTEC sticker on your back window??

MR 34 YO

yellow R34 Sunnyholt road. I didnt see him until pulled up at lights. but it looked like he was trying to catch me, almost entered the set of lights when it was red. then took off like a clown.

Why the f*k do you have a VTEC sticker on your back window??

Had to read that twice lol

And I had to agree with that question… what the fark!!!

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Followed a white R35 through Glenwood last night between 7:30 and 8pm then a few minutes later passed a white R34 GTR, didnt get the plates but I think it was Brett (REAP3R)

Followed a white R35 through Glenwood last night between 7:30 and 8pm then a few minutes later passed a white R34 GTR, didnt get the plates but I think it was Brett (REAP3R)

Wouldn't have been me last night I was out and about at that time around there but I was in my s14 instead haha

I had a black R34 GTt parked in my street earlier in Toonie, almost directly across the road from my house. It had a kit on it and black multi-spoke wheels, not sure who owns it and didn't get a chance to check it out.

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