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A friend of mine has just returned from holiday's to find his skyline missing.

If anyone has seen/heard anything at all, please send me a pm and let me know asap.

Plates: [YDNYPSI]

Still had the same blue graphic's on the side and a very large 'Greddy' one going down the side.

Very difficult to miss if you see it out driving. Unsure at this stage when the car actually was taken, but if you seen it within the last 7 day's please pm general location and time.

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Why would you steal that?

f**k i hope they get it back.

id steal it for the cooler piping and dump pipe

seriously tho, no chance theyd drive that around- parted or will be found in perfect condition somewhere way down south like the last few recently

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