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I saw Sam on Top Gear too!

Spotted a few Skylines in and around Cronulla yesterday (and on my travels there and back), but I can't remember a single detail of any of the cars, there were quite a few.

I used to follow him in our GTR sometimes.. Then he'd try and boot it when i was next to him. Lol..

Your girlfriend works at the panel beaters doesn't she?

Ask her if she's seen the black 32 in the street ;)

Lol how you know she works at the panel beaters?? And i'll ask her tonight.

spotted a orangish r33 at the round about on ray rd at like 6'ish

see it everyday at macquarie park next to my work.... still have no idea who owns it..... and the colour is well interesting to say the least lol

Spotted a few today, gave them all a wave

A silver R32 cruising along Pac Highway in Mt Colah, dark haired girl driving, nice car :laugh:

A silver R34 4 door on Pennant Hills Rd, near the station

And a silver R32, green Ps at Mt Colah shops, young guy getting out of the car.

Hi if any of you are on here :rofl:

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