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Spotted a white new GTR on my way to work on the M3 today. I work out at the PA hospital so it was headed mostly that direction. Personalised plates which were black on white and the damn the car is sexy. I would post the plates up but just incase they aren't a member I wont.

alex hill last night (heading towards coles) seen a nice looking black 33.

thumbs up but wasn't looking :)

i was in the white 33 555kkr

I think i saw you.....we parked just ahead of you for a few minutes.

spotted 2 today 1st was a gun metal grey 32 gtst on boundary road off beaudesert road i pulled out of side street and ended up behind you.

2nd was along beenliegh road a silver 33gtst plates 0NY01 was cruising behind you for a while till you turned near vid ezy. was in the white 33

Spotted a white R34 ith a freaky tall rear wing... Stuck in the traffic on the riverside express way today around 1:30 - 2pm...

I was the smart arse flying up the outside of the traffic on the bike who tooted... :banana:

Maybe that was me. Say hi to everyone, My name is Alfred and I am new in here. want to meet more skyline drivers and friends. If you see an asian dude with a white R34 around that will be me!!! :bunny:

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