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Another Down south Dude.

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My Parents live down near Moana Beach so i'm always around some where.

Keep a look out for a dead stock :) Looking R32.

There is also a really nice looking GTS4 getting around with chrome wheels but he appears to be a little bit of a snob driving really layed back slightly leaned to the left turning in to a car park next to me with one hand and not even giving a head nod.

He is an older dude probably around close to 30 but.

hrmm 23 this year.. I'm getting there.. :(

Well I'll keep a look out. :(

I'll pull over and say g'day if I see ya.

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Hey Joel, I reckon i've seen your car b4.... a house on the road goin down to the roundabout at moana? Maybe?

I know the guy you're talking about, i've taked to him b4....you're right :D He is a bit like that.. LOL, why bother :):)

Well, I've got BB plates, cant really miss it i guess, so, say Hi if you see me :) Already waved to one 32 owner going down the esplanade today :) sweet :) a gunmetal grey one....

Steve

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LOL, sorry Joel :) I thought it was a grey one :) I think I do need my eyes tested :)

I caught up with that guy, he knows a guy I used to work with and I bumped into them at BP a while ago (b4 I had the 32 on the road) Whilst I was telling him how i liked his car, and I have one on the way and all that, he just seemed like he didn't want to talk about it to me. So, same as you I guess, my first impression wasn't a good one :)

Good to see I have sorta met you ;) I'll stop next time you're down this way :D

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