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If anyone is missing a White 33, just saw it being chased by cops down Grand Junction. However, i saw it later driving down Regency Road towards Sefton Park (he/she lost the cops), I couldn't follow due to the road works being done, however I managed to report it to a cop that i spotted on the way home only a few minutes after seeing it. Hopefully it gets recovered safely, even though they were driving like lunatics.

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oh no not again...well hopefully not stolen and if the owner was driving it like that then they ought to be caught and thrown in the slammer....if its stolen then i hope it gets recovered before any major damage is done

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+1 on a stolen blue 34 seen doing 150+ down anzacs last night

my mate who serviced the police chase cars said that the brake pads were metal on metal for the cop cars after the 10 min pursuit!!!!

hope no one here owns that 34 cos it got raped

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not sure if you remember Carl, but 20 years ago, police in NSW started to use WRX's as highway pursuit cars and did so for a few years...........time the pursuit vehicles were upgraded to R35's & EVO's :D

yeah but they still could not catch any one cause the wrx kept breaking gearboxes lol

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