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All this car theft (90% skylines) gets me pretty peeved! there's been 5 skylines stolen around Launceston Tasmania in the last 2 weeks with only 1 recovered (rattle canned black and slapped on some shit wing) I'd cut sick if someone stole one of my skylines, specially the one I spent 2 1/2 years building myself, went without SO much to get it to where it is on my rather crap wage lol. To have it stolen or taken away from me would pretty much make me cry and want to harm the theif.

I heard on the grape vine that they are Moari's/samoans and indians. Correct?

Heard that something like 47 imports were recovered in logan village, stripped down to bare shells?

Holy shit,

might be a pretty close co-incidence but I have bumped into a guy who fits the description.

pm me for more details

I heard on the grape vine that they are Moari's/samoans and indians. Correct?

Heard that something like 47 imports were recovered in logan village, stripped down to bare shells?

Reallly where abouts? I live at the village, and I honestly havent seen any Skylines getting around in the actually town itself.

Holy shit,

might be a pretty close co-incidence but I have bumped into a guy who fits the description.

pm me for more details

Pm me your gossip dude . :)

Can't check my fb yet.

1 more ALMOST went missing. won't go into detail on it but I will say my hands were on it a year prior.

club members will know the person and the car.

read that as you will.

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