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I think I saw stolen_s15 leaving my work on Chapel Street after a few drinks tonight and get in his silver S2 R33 with SAU stickers. Also spotted a black R32 GTS-T with SAU stickers which passed me on Dandenong Road near Orrong Road at approx 2AM

Yep that was me. That explains the silver S2 I see out the front there sometimes. Are you on the door there mate?

haha i was wondering what kind of car it was as I drove past it.

Told my brother to turn around and look for any badges etc :(

I really like the old school car look.

Should look ace once painted.

datsun 1600 in australia or 510 overseas..

looking forward to having it painted, might do a thread with pics from day one till finish once its all done.

Yep that was me. That explains the silver S2 I see out the front there sometimes. Are you on the door there mate?

Nah, I work behind the bar but was at the door when you left. My car will usually be around there on the weekend

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