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hello every one, i would just like to take this opertunity to introduce my self.

my name is Paul and im happy to be the owner of a recenly perchused R32 GTS-T skyline, and would like to have the chance to talk to other skyline enthuist's.

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hey paul hows it going most of us are pretty friendly people but watch out for angus he is a scary man :thumbsup: j/ks

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=56276

i think we are meeting up out the cotter at 11 but will be meeting up at various places before hand to get out their

ps are you southside, dodgy northside or struggle town ??? hopefully southside ;)

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sorry leech_ , but I'm dodgy northside!. but i did live in Tuggeranong all my life till i moved to Ngunnawal last year, and I'm still ajusting to the dodgyness  :rofl:

Welcome aboard!!

BTW Yay, another northsider, I'm just around the way in Amaroo :D !!

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