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Saw a very nice white R33 GTS-T S1 driving west on Elizabeth Drive, round Cecil Hills, this evening. Very clean.

And on the subject of dickheads, some tool in a black Sylvia with a bodykit was desperate to race me down the Lapstone Hill at the bottom of the Blue Mountains the other morning, around 9-10am, in heavy traffic. Brilliant idea...

He went off down the M4 doing maybe 160. Wonder how long that license lasts.

on my way to mates house - what car were you in?

A bright red, European made.......

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Ford Transit :bunny:

spotted some tool on canterbury road yesterday with the plates hh-oo-nn with a white r34

What you talking about YUlleh!!!! that is hektic to the max cuz!!!!! Was it a non turbo on chromes with a candy purple paint job sitting 2cm from the ground as well???

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