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I cheated :) Bought it from a friend who painted it that colour :) but im glad she did cos im loving it.

Gonna be fun to colour match though now, cos of the pearl through it.

pic of damage..

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time for GTR guards flick :)

spotted a couple of vic members out and about today

3pm, south road by castle plaza, black/dark blue 33 plates J4CKT and SAU sticker on rear 1/4

and at marion about 3:45 a P H A T 33 GTR with nismo front bar with extra large front mount, normal plates :)

Did you notice any front quarter panel damage? cos apparently some blind B!#@* reversed into it, if it was Flick's. :wave:

ahh so it was u flick! haha. i live lik in the next street from there. i had a good look at ur cold air in take thing, would like to c it with the bonnet up tho!

Ouch some nasty damage! hope it all goes well for u

spotted a white 33GTS-t with weds sport wheels (?) near the tram line at plympton yesterday. remembered it from the cruise, cant remember the plates though.

That would be my 33. Cool finaly been spotted. What where u drivin or did u c my car when it was parked?

spotted Heslo today on Mcintyre road (think it was anyway). Im pretty sure u saw me give u a wave from the passenger side (bf was driving my car, as usual )

was on the way to go buy his new 31 - from madaz's mate :P

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