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If it's the same one i'm thinking of, it has 20's and the front bar has been cut out big time.

Its got some kit on it. Didnt look too bad, but WAY too low, and WAY too big wheels, and its slow.

At Carindale, near the escalators down near Laura Asheley.. you were talking towards the post office

Oppps...sorry I'm sure I wasn't staring, just not tuned to watch out for skylines when inside a shopping center! :P

yea, saw it tonight. i only got a quick look, but i was amazed. i never thought id see a middle aged women driving a modded gtst r33. nothing wrong with it, just unusual.

cool.

yeah it's been around for a bit. good to see a few more ladies owning skylines.

spotted a white 4 door r32, i think u honked at me twice, was on anzac avenue redcliffe headng towards rothwell.

also on anzac avenue, a black r33, u showed off ya blow of vavle a few times :blink:

and finally, another black r33, u follwed me from anzac avenue, all the way to the sea front,.

YAY!

Can you get us cheap stuff!?

Yeah... Find it and ill do it as cheap as possible for ya....

Call 3834 1100 ask for Colin

Is that a Factory yellow Col?

No not factory its dulux base yellow, was painted 12 months ago now....

Makes it easy when i need to touch up bits....

Panel beater says: What colour is it...?

Col says: Yellow

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