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just letting you newy guys know i have a set of wheels for sale

http://www.skylinesa...mags-2-of-each/

also spotted neat r31 GTS1 in cessnock

Put it in our Newcastle thread mate :)

White 34 on the back of a tow truck at Cardiff

I hope mine is still in the shed :P

On that note -

Spotted a champagne 34GTT (Didnt know they made one that colour) near bar beach

Spotted a white 34GTR near the self storage joint on Industrial hwy

Spotted a white 35GTR at Super Cheap Auto in Raymond Terrace (Kurtis reckons he was there for a pod and boost gauge :P )

All of this was on Saturday.

red stagea at kincumber on the weekend, chick driving

Ha ha ha that was my wife. She stole my car so now I have to drive a 323. All because the pram fits in the back better!

Been spotting heaps lately, should really remember to post :P

Most recent one is the silver 33 with black rims and chick driving through Tomago/Heatherbrae.... Judging by the exhaust i am guessing it was N/A

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