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I'm up here in sunny QLD for a wedding and while walking along Hooker Bvd next to Pacific Fair I turned to my GF and said, "I think I hear a lumpy R32 nearby." To which she replied, "Nope, bike."

Then we saw a gunmetal 32 with the plates RAY-xxx come down the ramp and turn left onto Hooker Bvd. Sounding ever so sweet... ...and a little smokey...

Spotted a matte black 34 gtt on an early sat morning...stephen? Looks really good.

Got snobbed by a 33 4 door tonight. I get snobbed by a fair few 33's...might stop waving at you guys as my inferior 32 should not be seen amongst fine cars. :) I joke, I still wave.

Just now spotted :

White 32, looked good until the gold wheels. Not my thing. Coming out of Railway St onto South Pine Rd.

Then, Black 34 with silver mesh sort of wheels coming INTO Railway St from Samford Rd.

Also worth mentioning I've been seeing a stock looking White 33 S2 parked in Eagers along Newmarket Rd, And a White 32 (GTR?) in a side st near Mercury also along Newmarket.

Spotted a couple r33's today, one was a black s2 turning on a roundabout just off woogaroo st at around 6.20 this morning and then a white 33 a couple minutes later turning off johnson road onto woogaroo st.

Also worth mentioning I've been seeing a stock looking White 33 S2 parked in Eagers along Newmarket Rd.

It's a salesman's car. He's not supposed to park it there, but does anyway.

Look in the street behind Eagers on any Friday and you'll find mine :D

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