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K so ive been told a story bout a skyline, by the sound of it an r32, the guy with the soarer plowed into the rear of the skyline forcing the boot into where the rear seats are, the owner of the soarer has managed to drive his smashed car from the scene, leaving the skyline upside the road, and pull into where the person i know was at the time, the owner of the soarer managed to get his car towed before the police turned up

Not sure if the owner of the skyline got details off the soarer or the owner but i have seen the pics of the soarer and can make out the plates, if this was someone on here and youre seeking such info or you know of the owner of that skyline then please hit me pm and i can hand over plate details, if its all been sorted then all good but from what i was told he got out of there as quick as he could :/

Hit and runs make me furious, if that had been my car, id be out for blood but thats just my opinion, not sure as to how long ago this happened but i assume sometime in the last 6 months

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What a waste of a soarer..

Must've had something against this dude fairly bad to do something like that xD Or he/she might've been high as a kite on whatever combination of drugs. WHO KNOWS? Batman does.

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