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LOL - Craig, what are you doing helping the "Mexicans?" Soon they'll take us for fools and want to cross the border...

:P:):bunny:

:laugh:

Everytime I here you NSW'ers call us Mexicans, I can't help but thing that you are referring to yourselves as Yanks! :wacko:

Spotted a red S1 this morning heading north on the Brisbane motorway. Never realized how nice the fog lamps look on the S1's. Reminds me of my old Silvia but bigger. Way better then stock S2's and better looking then factory extra ones aswell.

Spotted andy65b about an hour ago near Chatswood. Nice shiny metal behind your front bar there! You going to tell us all how it performs??

Yes, nice shinny bits in the front. I will post up later tonight how it works but it is good.

:)

white s1 at the back of granville tafe friday arvo

Dude, you had two s1's right in your neck of the woods last night - we had a dyno day at Unigroup and went to Fully Tabouli at Pemulwuy shops last night afterwards...

spotted a yellow ser2 in the capalaba area about a week or two ago.

i would have thought with all the driving around ive been doin i woulda been spotted more. oh well, if u guys cant spot me the cops have got no chance. hehehe just kidding

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