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I saw many lines in my travels today. One gun metal 32 gtr on lutwyche road this morning, had no wing. Looked very clean. Saw a couple of 33's also, one being metallic green, not my choice of colour but if it floats your boat, and another gun metal 32 gtr this afternoon.

my dad spotted a silver r34 coupe driving through newport about 1 hour ago, (he thought it was me and called me lol)

then another friend called me to ask if i was driving on sandgate road, and turned onto beams rd??? so two silver r34s spotted :)

why do so many tossers drive skylines???

white R33 with chromies gave me a finger tonight at kedron near stafford rd.

second time this has happened to me. just because i waved at him in my camry.

f**ken tossers!!!!!!!!! i hope you are on this site and see this c**t.

why do so many tossers drive skylines???

white R33 with chromies gave me a finger tonight at kedron near stafford rd.

second time this has happened to me. just because i waved at him in my camry.

f**ken tossers!!!!!!!!! i hope you are on this site and see this c**t.

Pity him...he has chrome

my dad spotted a silver r34 coupe driving through newport about 1 hour ago, (he thought it was me and called me lol)

Was he sure it was a coupe?

I drove to the caltex up the road, then through to bunnings and back about an hour ago

haha yeah why not clock up the k's ! already clocked up 4,000ks in 4 months .. thanks for spotting me guys .. should wave or beep next time ! i dont bite.. >_<

Try 20,000 in 7 months.

I like my car obviously =)

got beeped at by a 32 going the other way at midnight last night next to the RBH

i didn't actually notice because i was tired and pissed off and going to work obviously, but looking in rear view mirror revealed hotplates

anyone here?

Saw a white R34 with Nismo kit along Lytton Rd yesterday Arvo at around 5pm

Also had a 4 door (I think) 34 with a FMIC behind me along Middle Rd earlier in the week..

Edited by so_tred

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