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Nah I'm not working there anymore so that won't help! :P I'll usually Be either in my black S1 33 with the SAU tas sticker on my quarter window (straight pipe cat back so pretty hear able :P) or the mrs white prelude., either way I'll try hanging out the window/sunroof!

Who has the white 33 that waved to me o basky road when I was leaving???

Haha, like half way through the drifts? That would have been me if it was a series 1.5, I wave to everyone in a skyline (or anyone at all on that road) ;)

i spotted you also jay but no wave for me sad.gif lol

WHAT?! That simply cannot be! :P Were you on the road or in the crowd?

Btw were you down in Huonville on Monday? I was on a cruise with the wife and waved to a R33 the same colour as yours, but had a massive sticker on the back?

yeah man, I doubt you were trying though haha, her honda be slow :(

Her Honda be bitchin'. I saw Elise frying tyres at 95 degrees all the way down the street the other day. Honest to god.

(maybe not that honest)

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