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spotted my QM1 cloud white R34 looking rather 732 black pearl metallic after not being washed for several weeks.

:D

spotted a red r34 with carbon fibre bonnet on sir donald bradman drive this arvo

spotted a red stagea this morning aswell

Spotted "GTNLOOS" this morning in town, I laughed! :P

he was doing poser runs at windy point a few weeks ago, pretty sure its N/A -__-

also spotted cara on i think pt wakefield road at about 6pm i think it was , i was at the steak sanga van :)

Sounds like the one Dan

his user name is adelaidebloke on here i think

lives just around the corner from me, a few people have thought it was my car coz he has my old inpuls on it and is the same colour

Mitch-it is defiently a turbo

just spotted a dark blue 32 4 door 8:45am on North East Road near TTP. slammed, fmic, work mesh wheels, dori pipes and a heavy clutch. Guy driving it had a yello repco jersey on.

Edited by BIT SUS
<br />also just spotted a Qantas A330 dumping fuel while circling the CBD....<br />
<br /><br /><br />

Awww all that fuel being dumped... could of put it to good use.

OR

Have the plane run rich and blow flames!

Spotted a yellow 32 with full fit and dark rims (TAKEN) at Turbo Tune, just up the road at Ultra Tune grey 32GTR (GODZLA) then not far from that a red 33 with CC plates parked on the footpath with for sale on it.

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