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yesterday spotted a bayside blue stagea on south road at reynella as i was leaving work, chick driver that waved.

then immediatly after, a clean as pearl white 32 4door heading south.

today seen "zilla" 32 gtr at shell servo at reynella

Spotted firstly a black 32 GTR going west down sturt road around 10 am ish today.

A white 32 with white rims, greenhill road in the hills leaving a parking bay thing on the side of the road, was maybe around 9.30am ish

SNIPER at the bay at 10.30pm.

Red 32 GTR heading north down goodwood rd just up from where it goes to 60k's, around 11pm ish.

And a gun metal grey 33 stopped on wheatshief road at 11.30pm.

Oh and a white 31 silhouette in the woodcroft PS carpark most mornings. Has R31 skyline club stickers on it and a skyline nationals sticker on the rear window..

Spotted Vince in the white GTR R33 on Mcintyre Rd around 830am heading towards town or work

same here, was driving next to him, damn that car sounds tough.

also bout the same time saw another 33 GTR heading the opposite way on mcintyre towards milne road

same here, was driving next to him, damn that car sounds tough.

also bout the same time saw another 33 GTR heading the opposite way on mcintyre towards milne road

I was in my white R33 with a gtr kit might of been me.

spotted a clean white 32 turning from reservoir dr onto blacks rd near the flagstaff roundabout>flagstaff hill>marion rd turned off at oaklands rd

a 34 on marion rd somewhere too cant remember what colour...

then a white 33 twice on moringe ave plympton

mint light silver 32gtr at msy plympton

^^ around 1.30-2pm

maroon 32 going down flagstaff hill just before 2.30

Have spotted a white stagea almost everyday on my way home or to work in the southern area. Cheers for the waves, gives me a smile every time. Nice that a small gesture can help brighten someones day :-)

Spotted a black R32 coming down greenhill rd around 4pm, Saw him give the thumbs up and i waved back.

Also saw a white stagea on gold rims with polished/chrome lip turning off just after the Holden Hill police station around 6pm.

same here, was driving next to him, damn that car sounds tough.

also bout the same time saw another 33 GTR heading the opposite way on mcintyre towards milne road

may have been me. i was around there around that time, may have been a lil later

friday night around 9.15pm, spotted a white 33 with plates "fallen" on west terrace/anzacs lights. limiter bashing first, struggling to find second..while i whizzed past him to 60kph. followed to jetty road. lol.

spotted about 5pm a silver 33 boosting it out of the hub kfc drive thru

silver stag parked at the hub, i believe owner works in there

maroon 33 with p plates on sunnymeade near the uniting church at about 5.20

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