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I keep seeing a Blue R33 it looks like the same colour as the limited edt GTR but i think its just a R33 GTS with a custom paint job seen around west gosford and woywoy looks good love the colour.

I keep seeing a Blue R33 it looks like the same colour as the limited edt GTR but i think its just a R33 GTS with a custom paint job seen around west gosford and woywoy looks good love the colour.

I also saw this car yesterday, at Erina, looks clean!

spotted a lot of r32 gtsts at the pre powercruise dyno day on saturday and an r33

dyno day pics

http://www.hpheaven.com.au/media.php?p=Car%20Images&gal=592&ipp=100&page=2#show-486488

Edited by Lukez32

Spotted a dark red R31 at the bottom of old karriong hill and there happend to be a red highway partol car with his lights on parked right behind it, BL to who ever got done for speeding down the hill i think.

I keep seeing a white r33 every week night and have been for a year or so out the front of gosford hospital around 10ish ...... curious anyone on here?

That highway patrol car hides in the jax car park some nights, pretty smart and its a burgundy so you cant see it in the dark. A lot more cop cars around this year from what i see so far, i saw 3 together stopped the other day.

Edited by central coast person

anyone notice my pearl white 2000 r34 25GT? GTR carbon fibre hood, with GTR Z-tune bumper, black rims, just curious, usually on the coast fri-sun, in Sydney during the week

Spotted Kube again today. You has loud intake. I like it!

Haha thanks. Everytime I drive past your car it makes me want to lower my car more, the xd9s on the front look sick.

That highway patrol car hides in the jax car park some nights, pretty smart and its a burgundy so you cant see it in the dark. A lot more cop cars around this year from what i see so far, i saw 3 together stopped the other day.

I've noticed a lot more cops around lately

I see a white r34 with plates starting with BN around a fair bit, it was in gosford leages carpark yesterday, looks nice.

Spotted my little brother wrighting off his 1st car 6 hrs after he bought it...... stupid kid, spotted a silver R33 on the F3 a few times over tha past few days on my way home from work. I highway put his lights on about 3 cars behind us and we both shit our selvs slamed on brakes moved into middle lane lol, troll cop went flying past us

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