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Spotted Sloane, SilverR32 GTR looked likes yours, coming of the Windsor bridge towards Windsor road about 3:20pm today.

lol yeh there is another silver 32gtr getting around windsor with blue dish rims :P

lol yeh there is another silver 32gtr getting around windsor with blue dish rims :)

ah ok it looked like it had standard rims though like yours, it was actually on the windsor by pass bridge though not you?

LOL In Blacktown? Crazy...

Best I've ever seen there was a 300c.

you don't go there often then :wave:

there's a few porsches I see around regularly & the odd ferrari/ old jags etc

Though I suppose there's a lambo in every driveway where you live? :P

you don't go there often then :wave:

there's a few porsches I see around regularly & the odd ferrari/ old jags etc

Though I suppose there's a lambo in every driveway where you live? :P

^ haha!

Spotted That R35 in my street again, gave him a wave. Seriously i want to be-friend this guy so he can take me for a drive!! Black R35 number plate "JJJ"

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