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Spotted Dr Doof in Asquith :banana: and then about 20 seconds behind him a white R33 with a stealth wing and a silver R34 4-door with blue plates.

Also spotted a silver R32 gts-t pulling out next to the AMF bowling alley in Hornsby a couple of chicks in the passenger and drivers seats.

All at about 2:15pm

spotted zilch, even though he was ninja :banana:

also spotted a white 32 AR86-- heading along pennant hills rd

and spotted a red stag when heading back... i think

edit- OH that would have been Hempy and Drew... I met up with them earlier :bunny:

spotted a gunmetal grey 32 gtr today on central coast arond gosfordish area..

RIP V8.. sick # plate & tough looking car :thumbsup:

Thanks mate :) - were you in your 32? I didn't spot any lines around gossy...

Spotted a black r32 gtr on the f3 friday morning with green p's.

it's possible it wasn't them... was the 34 a 4 door? did the 33 have an unpainted front bar?

Pretty sure it was us.... just zilch hasn't seen us in so long and hasn't seen the mods to both cars that it was like seeing us for the first time all over lol.

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