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p1r4t8r,

I saw you!

I was distracted... my lady was beeing abit cheeky at the time....

And might I add black 33's are a dam fine looking cars!

Thanks mate! They look a bit better when they've been washed though... :D I could have waved but didn't want you to think i was a crazy person. Although i did make a special trip around the car park to give way to you.

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White R33 GTS-25t on Adelaide Av about 5:15, front mount, different front bar, etc etc

Thought it was nice till the driver started chopping lanes all over the shop with no indicator through basically bumper to bumper peak hour traffic, you know, best time to be driving like that.

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Stevie Posted Yesterday, 08:55 AM

Spotted a sexy 32 this morning in gunghalin.

Maroon with a dorifto style kit, fmic etc... The plates were YCL 32R or something like that. The looked like NSW plates

That may have been me. Plate is YBY 38R White writing on black background(like some NSW). Moroon with FMIC but i dunno bout the drift kit. I live in nicholls but drive past the marketplace bout 8 every mornin.

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spotted Terminal and Stirlo cruising in Braddon :(

Ahh, no we got busted!

Me Stirlo and Rumble met up at the museum, then Jun2.7L showed up in his massive VW 4WD and had a yarn. sounds like could be a good night to come out next friday

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