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Whos is the black 34 with SAU stickers all over it parked quite often at the regatta? I just moved to the City and see it there all the time!

ok im convinced whoever this is actually works there or somewhere close by, 3x SAU stickers on each 1/4 window - im at the regatta at least once per week and its driving me insane lol usually parked on the road right at the exit between regatta hotel and 1st choice

Spotted on coronation drive today, yellow R34 with a f**kwit driver wearing high vis

Can't think of anyone who drives a yellow 34. If he was driving like a twit he probably wasn't ours.

Saw an older lady driving an athlete silver series 1 R34, turning left into Rode Rd, Chermside (from Gympie Rd) this arvo, around 4ish. Plates 34Neo.

saw an orange r33 in gympie today near coles. looked nice.

then i spotted a harlequin r33 gts-t with GTR badges front and rear. i face-palmed

I've seen the harlequin around a few times. Mostly broken down on the road side.

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