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purple/black R32 (possibly GT-R) along Dalton rd thomastown - around 6pm - damn fast car around them wet roundabouts - went around them like nothing....

That sounds like the same guy i was just having a rant about on the previous page. i couldnt tell what shade of purple it was either. like a dusty dark purple..

he drives like a total dick

That sounds like the same guy i was just having a rant about on the previous page. i couldnt tell what shade of purple it was either. like a dusty dark purple..

he drives like a total dick

you "could" be right - he was at the side of the road initially, he must have seen me drive past and decided to show off.

edit: actually I re-read your post - he didn't have SAU stickers... but even then still not a good idea

driving home from work last night after getting RACV for dead battery =/

spotted black r34 drove past me on bell street. nice ride

someone broke the little wind thing around my window while i was working too :)

hmm. i was in south morang/epping last night. was it me? i don't remember seeing you

nah dont think it was cause he booted it up to me he woulda seen plates and remembered them. lol was on morang road or something like that. had lots of road abouts

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