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Spotted quite a few Stagea´s yesterday.

1st one was a gold M35 at the Nasho at around 800am, gus had stopped to take pics.

2nd was down at North Gong a white M35 with towbar, guy had stopped to fuel up at the servo there around 10am.

3rd was a grey C34 coming down the Nasho at the Sutherland entrance at around 12.

4th was a yellow C34 parked in Newtown, I see it there occasionally.

Was on the bike.

Edited by Aegats

Hi Daleo, my wife and I were heading down to Penrith to buy a new fridge, she of course said "What Stagea?"

Lol; "That'll be $XXX for delivery, and you'll have to wait "till Friday" :rolleyes:

"Nah just slide it in here..." :woot:

Spotted a Black C34 in Mortdale, Southern sydney, last week sometime, Parked behind you just for a few photos!

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Spotted that Stag a few times around mortdale and oatley near the gym.

Looks pretty clean, front mount and what not.

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