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Spotted a white 33 on the grassy bank adj cnr giunninderra drive and florey drive, another skyline for sale....

also spotted myself being brain dead and not thinking about the time when i drove back from the coast. All small servo's close sooooo freaking early on sundays :) managed to limp my 34 60+ks with the fuel light on, made it from just outside of braidwood all the way to queanbeyan.

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rofl pat you tool. How'd ya manage that? I head to Narooma when I go to the coast, and have made it from Queanbeyan > Narooma and back on a single tank with ease, though I'll usually fill up in the B-Bay on the way back to be sure

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Pat, did you just go for the day? what time did you go down... I think we might have passed you.

Spotted that light green R33 with the black bits that I posted about before on the Kings Hwy on Sunday also... and a couple of other R33's, a maroon one and a white one I think it was...

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Spotted a white R35 GTR with gun grey wheels on the corner of Lathlain Street and College Street yesterday afternoon around 4:30. I leaned out the window and gave a giant thumbs up, the driver aknowledged with a wave... fk they look good. It made my day :thumbsup:

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