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Saw Becks yesterday morning, in the lovely city traffic. I was in my work hack trying to get onto Stanley St @ 7.15am

Car looks great in the flesh.

:)

Yeah Gotta Love Morning Traffic..... not..

Beats Public Transport tho.. :)

Spotted a red R31 in Mt Gravatt of Logan Road, gave a nod on the way around as I saw the SCC09 Sticker.

Spotted a silver R33 on Logan Road Saturday night, you turned off at Creek Rd, nice R33 mate

also spotted a couple of R32's at Mt Gravatt Red Rooster Saturday night, and a silver N/A R33 at JB HiFi Macgregor.. had a sticker on the back "I'd Rather Be Blown" lol and NEO32 also at JB.

I spotted brandon in his 33 gtr on turbot street this arvo, im riding my bike so i make a very obvious wave towards him, and i get nothing......

these gtr drivers, think they can snob us regular type people :happy:

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