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sorry Mike had alot going on with the group buy that you slipped through the cracks

you've been added to the list, again so sorry for the confusion

Thanks for sorting it out Steve, looking forward to being a few degrees cooler soon. :( Have a great weekend

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Spotted an old shitbox of a commodore(dark blue vn?) dragged off a newish orange Ford with black wheels IIRC down at the bay... shitbox of a commodore couldnt handle a lost I guess and threw a glass bottle at the Ford... looked like Ford tried to block the Holden off at the round-a-bout but Holden turns left and pisses off and Ford went off after them...

Spotted an old shitbox of a commodore(dark blue vn?) dragged off a newish orange Ford with black wheels IIRC down at the bay... shitbox of a commodore couldnt handle a lost I guess and threw a glass bottle at the Ford... looked like Ford tried to block the Holden off at the round-a-bout but Holden turns left and pisses off and Ford went off after them...

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Spotted an old shitbox of a commodore(dark blue vn?) dragged off a newish orange Ford with black wheels IIRC down at the bay... shitbox of a commodore couldnt handle a lost I guess and threw a glass bottle at the Ford... looked like Ford tried to block the Holden off at the round-a-bout but Holden turns left and pisses off and Ford went off after them...

did the ford have personalised plates, and no spoiler?

spotted.

white R34 at fasta pasta carpark. around 7pm yesterday.

I went past in my black 34.

looked nice :D:)

thats my girl! :(

your 34 looks pretty sweet too dude............you should have come and joined us last night!

thats my girl! :)

your 34 looks pretty sweet too dude............you should have come and joined us last night!

I live around the corner so woulda been easy. however I was going to a mates to have some drinks. :D

next time there is something on Ill come along, since ppl are so close.

Just spotted DRTY 2 pulling into marion from sturt road. First time spotting ya with the new paint job. Looks wikid mate, looked especialy nice in the sun :D

cheers buddy was really dirty though haha. sorry i didnt see you i couldn't see much of anything with the sun rght in my face as soon as i got onto sturt :)

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Lots of lines out tonight

Spotted a red/marone 33 with a black bonnet on Port Rd

Black 32 at BP Windsor Gardens (North East Rd)

Marone 33, white rims turning off Anzac Highway and onto South Rd

Another couple on Hindley Street (9:45ish)

Nice night for a cruise along the beaches of Adelaide.

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