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Hi all,

Received a phone call from some worried mates asking if I was involved in a serious accident tonight... they had driven past Belrose to find a white R34 written off... simple call out of concern; both were happy to hear I was ok and it wasn't me.

Straight from the call: "White R34, looked exactly the same as yours with the same wheels (Impuls). Looks like a coke can"

Anyways, cops ambos and the fire service were all present.

I made a few calls to some local R34 owners just out of concern; luckily no one I know - I hope whoever it was got out OK and was not hurt *from the sounds of it this is unlikely*

Play it safe people; when it's wet, slow the f**k down!

If anyone has more information; please post it up - saddens me that so many people are writing off their Skylines of late.

Stan

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