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Spotted a S1 R33 Gtst on woogaroo st at forest Lake, top half painted green bottom half grey.

Also RBR33 on johnson rd,

plus three other liners within 15 mins coming back to work.

Black 32 on Albany Creek Rd tonight about 8ish turned into one of the housing estates near the bowling alley. Sounded nice!

White 33 at Aspley Mcdonalds plates GTS-R33. Custom plates on an NA? Really? :banana:

Silver 33 Albany Creek Rd waiting at the Gayford St lights on my way back home again.

if you looked at the car you would have seen its a turbo, stealth mate, and GTS R33 looks way better on plates than GTST R33.

if you looked at the car you would have seen its a turbo, stealth mate, and GTS R33 looks way better on plates than GTST R33.

Was on the other side of the fence. And custom plates on Skylines never look stealth :banana: I probably would have gone for GTST33.

Was on the other side of the fence. And custom plates on Skylines never look stealth :P I probably would have gone for GTST33.

Speaking of which I've still got '33-GTS' plates kicking around :D Just waiting for a decent offer!

Edited by 666DAN

Saw 32 TUFF black i think abt 9:25am today on ippy motorway outbound, blonde girl, not sure if ur on here, i was going to wave to you but i thought you might of gotten the wrong idea if i did. sorry but :) there we go hehe. (i was the black 33)

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