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Hi All

Not really new on the forums but thought Id give this a go.

I own an r33 gts25t that Ive owned for about a year now. Just BPU at the moment but installing shift kit and high flow turbo soon.

Not really a new user but havnt met up with any members from the forums before. Dont really have any other mates interested in cars as I am and would love to share my passion with those around me.

Cringe at the idea of attending a meet and not knowing anyone there.

Located in Menai, Sydney but spend a lot of my time around the Sutho , Bexley, Padstow area.

PM me if you'd like to catch up, $hoot the shit, have a few drinks/smoke and just explore the car mod scene.

Cheers

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Look for a bloke named Assassin, he organises a lot of cruises in the Sydney area and they are always great

If not, I'm in bankstown if you feel like coming down the road a bit for a drink

cheers brother , pm sent

looking to expand my automotive social circle :) anyone else in Southern Sydney want to meet up, have a few drinks and shoot the $hit?

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