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stupid thieves - be careful if u park near UTS

ecl

By ecl,
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siksII Grand Master

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all public carparks are bad for that, as often there is a good selection of cars and most of the time no one is watching. i try and avoid even shopping centre carparks let alone the private car parks around the city!

ecl Mentor

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yeah, i usually try to park right outside the entrance even if it means waiting for 30mins for a spot

IF im running late for a class, i'll park at the carpark but i park right in front of the cashier room thingy at the bottom level lol, they dont really seem to mind i guess

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Ahem.... I'm doing law and IT. hehehe

I've parked in front of b10 before. I've got a black r33. I reckon it's alright in terms of people stealing it, but you do get little scratches and stuff still, from careless people walking past it. Many people walk through the cars there.

The market city carpark would be alright I suppose. I see nice supras/skylines and also ugly 180s/silvias in there.

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igor Rising Star

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Ahem.... I'm doing law and IT. hehehe

OMG RRRRUUUUNNNN!!!!! Hehe!!! Pure evil! Just kiddin. I used to park in B10 when it opened, but no longer, it sucks. I think I am going to move to the big multistorey car park next to the ABC building.

ecl Mentor

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Ecl - saw your car just under that little bridge on Tues. Was going to park right in front of you but I figured that 2 R34 parked together would attract to much attention. Hehe.

that wouldnt be my car as its been in the workshop for the past month and a half =(

i know which one ur talking bout tho,,, i see it all the time .. think a girl drives it ;)

GoldZilla Grand Master

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THATS IT, ecl's car is not welcome in front of my building anymore!!!!! :lol:

engineering guys are all irrational ;)

Quite the opposite actually. We are the rational ones and are better at maths :P

Speaking of maths, did you all know that Maths Illiteracy affects 7 out of 5 people? :)

Just thought I'd share that with you...

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