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who owns the silver 33 that was parked in uni yesterday? it has GTR badges on it but im so sure its a GTS. hmm

LOL they may not own up, I was close to leaving a note under their wiper about that :yes:

Edited by 666DAN

spotted RRB25, r33 gtst, was driving behind it for awhile on aerodrome road, and also a blue r32 GTR. Then a r32 same colour as mine but with a white front bar puling out of a car park on alex hill.

chased Vandit down the gateway in traffic today - horny little bugger you are (this makes sense to vish and myself :whistling: )

ha yes i know iam too ;) you where to quick for me i couldnt keep up :(

seen a blue r34 gtr getting pick on by a moto copper on way to power cruise...

you were going towards the servo with the bonnet up and he was pointing at your tyers

and i seen 83ecks driving past the grandstand, i waved and you looked at me funney haha (i was in the blue singlet)

R35 GTR at maroochydore parked on aerodrome road. plates were THNX (i think). Awesome looking car. I scared my missus (who was driving) when i screamed out that I saw it hahahaha.

They tend to jump a bit when you do that. :ph34r:

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