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spotted a red r32 gtr near josephens street in belconnen around 4:30pm, couldn't do much as I was in the process of avoiding the car that decided to turn right in front of my car.

I think that one is for sale on their lot.

If i recall correctly it has a JUN built engine and something

ridiculous like 880hp at the crank.

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Spotted a white S1 R33 (I think it was a S1?) coming out of near old parliament house, I was on Kings Ave. :)

S2 with S1 front grill. Was me on my way to leighs to drop off the tyres, you were in the silver GTR R33 werent you, saw you while i was waiting at the lights :(

Spotted a Grey S1 R33 on Yamba turning left at the giant roundabout, was thinking about driving up next to them but i was tired :no:

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Spotted a nice black 32 gtst with black rims on limestone ave around 6:30.

EDIT: Ill have a guess and say that was todd (TeeJay1600)

Spot on steve.

:sick:

Also saw a Chamelion R34 goin thru fyshwick this arvo.

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Spotted Slither's car sitting at Autotech minus ze donk

my poor car is heartless :P not for to long tho :sick:

was that you there this arvo?? when i rocked up in the bristol van? sorry if it was i would have said hey if i realised

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