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any excuse is good enough for you,

lol!!! you are basing this on what exactly?!?!

hey e_lu_shun... i remember seeing that car at E&M everyday for a year almost!! i kept meaning to stop over and suss it out.. but never got the chance :rofl: its good to see the car is still in syd!!! we need to get him onto the forum!! i wanna see that baby again! :)

Seen a hot chic driving White R33 turning from James Ruse Drive to Hassall Street, Parramatta ...Couldn't check out the number plates as i was checkin the chic out ;-) ...Also spotted a red R33 with big wing on CHurch street and went to Hassall Street... nice wheels ..

This arvo, spotted a maroon series 1 r33 gtst on Castle Hill Road on the way to Castle Hill. He came up behind me, didn't flash, didn't wave...nada... ah well.

Then I spotted a black 180sx on the way to UAS. :rofl: The dude waved. So I waved back. hehe. :D

wil..

Spotted: Nick's Silver R33 GTR(BY BY) Victoria Ave. Chatswood outside Chatswood Chase around and also few others... working opposite Chatswood Chase.. always spot alot of lines. and other sport cars...

Spotted: Nick's Silver R33 GTR(BY BY) Victoria Ave. Chatswood outside Chatswood Chase around and also few others... working opposite Chatswood Chase.. always spot alot of lines. and other sport cars...

:wavey:

Spotted Layne in VIS-33R with couple of blonde passengers driving through chatswood last night

is that big vis? haven't seen him for ages, a dinner in chatswood i think

saw Black R34 GT-T in castle towers Carpark... Inheven I think It was...

Anyone???

yeah. he's always @ st. bernadettes. he also has a maroon r33, i think maybe silver.

quote by wilch

This arvo, spotted a maroon series 1 r33 gtst on Castle Hill Road on the way to Castle Hill. He came up behind me, didn't flash, didn't wave...nada... ah well.

ithink thats his other ride.

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