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hippy Grand Master

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i think i saw your car today sly33 ... did you park ur car in a car park in rundle street today?? i think i saw u come out ... i think thats one of the cleanest ones i've seen ... top paint job :thumbsup: .. then i saw this kinda lemon lime sorta colour r33 with a weird kinda kit... i couldn't tell what it was ... reminded me of those old fords ... but it had a nice lemon lime kinda paint jobs :( .. this was all after the cruise today were i spotted everyone LOL :)

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HER_1VIA Rookie

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I am sorry, the vain of your post, as I interpreted it was that you were making a statement, not asking a question.

The truth of it is, as Rob stated, most grey imports at the higher end of drag racing, both here and in Japan, use manual transmission. Manual is the norm, auto isnt.

Sorry if you thought my post was vain. Referring to my last post, I meant drag cars in general...not just the import drag cars.

How about I ask this question... are most of the Jap cars auto from factory?

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Shell Grand Master

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Spotted: black R33 coupe - down at the Star Princess the other day when it was docked at Port Adelaide... number plate was WW-something..

also a white R33 coupe at Victor Harbour about a week ago!

was in Adelaide for a week and a bit, saw a few others, but they're the only ones i remember! :(

skidmark Rising Star

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there is a yellow r33 goin around my area athelstone. Also a blue r32 with licence plate CHUNKY also in athelstone. Ill list more when i come to think of them.

yep seen chunky by the way im new here

my names mick i drive a mildely modafied r32 gtst it has full 3" momo zorst and a high flow garret t4 turbo but where i get all my power from its the momo gear knob :wassup:

skidmark Rising Star

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is momo zorst a joke? wlcome to the forums. u gonna be at the cruz on sun?

no mate it has stamped on the muffler and the pipping (momo corse)

it has a real sweet 5" tip thats rolled in it was on the car when i baught it must have cost the guy who put it on a pretty penny i didnt know momo made exaughst either the gear knob was a joke though yeh i wouldnt minde comin to join in wid your cruze ill se what happens i think i have my daughter this weekend and a nother hard factor is that im from murray bridge but yeh ide love to come and catch uplet me know where you are all leaving from and ill see what i can do :D

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