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hey is your plate SPO-0LD ?

Im at unsw as well...dont recall seeing your sky around....

SP.00.LD

I drive maybe once a week, and if I do, I park lower campus (eg. on the other side of Anzac Pde).

spooted a R33 GTR with R34 GTR rims on victoria road westryde.

and i think i saw rukus @ jamesruse drive..

turn off into victorai road.

taking that corner abit hard :)

hahah I love that corner !!! always give it a bit of a hit coming out of it.

Spotted Liz boosting pass me on Pacific HY Artarmon around 6:30pm. Caught up next to her and said HI :P

i thought you were beeping at me coz I pulled infront of you... i was about to stick my finger up!!!

nice car champ!

Spotted a purple GTST (I think) infront of Powerplay an hour ago. Waved at him, and he waved too.

I was walking to my car at the time. :P

I didn't pay much attention though. I shouldn't have gone to Powerplay. I ended up buying something! eek!

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