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Pretty sure that was me; but it's nismo blue, not bayside! =)

Spotted a nice Bayside Blue R34 GTR on Boundary Road, Coopers Plains this morning with NSW plates.. couldn't see an SAU sticker though
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Saw YUM21 on a maroon R32 the other night, sounded good. Last I heard those plates were on a V35?

I saw this guy on Christmas eve when I was headin form the Goldy to Ballina .... Def not stock, but not quite as quick as the 34 :(

sup all i am new to this just got meself a 96 s2 gts-t white in colour few stickers on the quater panels 18inch chromes and a sunroof. had it for a week today. live in ipswich so drive it alot around there been around the highway a few times have seen a few going around

Silver 33 on hudson road at albion - no return wave - dog.

Silver 34 on Kitchener Rd (plates NEO31 or something) gave me a return wave though :)

Im sick of ppl not waving when i do so i hardly do it anymore unless they wave at me... If i ever see a Maroon R32 i will wait just in case its you =]

Im sick of ppl not waving when i do so i hardly do it anymore unless they wave at me... If i ever see a Maroon R32 i will wait just in case its you =]

sounds good dude! we live around the same area if I remember rightly, so we'll probably pass each other at some point.

I was saying to some guys the other day that I hardly ever get Skyline waves. I get all the Zeds waving at me. Especially the 300s... they must know somehow that I want one :blush:

That was my first 34 wave, and I was very please with myself for the rest of the drive home :ermm:

What color 33 are you driving now? I think you said you were driving your mate's black one at some point?

oh - and the silver 33. He had those douchebag white frame sunglasses on. So I should have expected the lack of return wave.

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sounds good dude! we live around the same area if I remember rightly, so we'll probably pass each other at some point.

I was saying to some guys the other day that I hardly ever get Skyline waves. I get all the Zeds waving at me. Especially the 300s... they must know somehow that I want one :blush:

That was my first 34 wave, and I was very please with myself for the rest of the drive home :ermm:

What color 33 are you driving now? I think you said you were driving your mate's black one at some point?

oh - and the silver 33. He had those douchebag white frame sunglasses on. So I should have expected the lack of return wave.

lol i drive a white one... got standard plates but they have LEB [Whats the odds of getting a standard plate that has Leb on it...FML] lol... but yeah i work on newmarket rd and traven to and from on Webster everyday =]

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