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Ah nice. We stayed on Lorne on Saturday, and then drove the scenic section of the GOR Sunday - was a stunning day for it, albeit windy. Monday was a nice day for driving also, an excellent trip over all :/

was going to toot you on the westgate, but a 40kph zone, and me being in a SSS doubt you would've got the idea, sold me stagea about 3months ago now i think.

need my SAU stickers on the SSS, got a pedobear on the back window though haha

Nah havent got that done yet. Im having electrical issues just trying to get them cleared up.

Seem to spot a black c34 on seaford rd at 7.30 most mornings any one on here?

isnt me, but i have a black C34 on seaford road every weeknight on a tuesday for band practice :thumbsup:

I think the numberplate says something like 'devilish' cept shorter.

yeah i know the one :blink: we had a run in one rainy night on the princes :D nice guy!

DEVLAS ? or something like that ..... 260RS i beleive!

Saw a blue M35 with G***** gold on black plates in Help St Chatswood yesterday around 13:15. It had twin sunroofs and gold coloured brake calipers. I had just left #12 Help St and was talking on the phone so couldn't stop to chat. There was a woman in the passenger seat but no driver. They turned around about 5 minutes later and were seen going towards Anderson St. By chance are they a member?

Saw a blue M35 with G***** gold on black plates in Help St Chatswood yesterday around 13:15. It had twin sunroofs and gold coloured brake calipers. I had just left #12 Help St and was talking on the phone so couldn't stop to chat. There was a woman in the passenger seat but no driver. They turned around about 5 minutes later and were seen going towards Anderson St. By chance are they a member?

sure sounds like bbenny.

Saw a blue M35 with G***** gold on black plates in Help St Chatswood yesterday around 13:15. It had twin sunroofs and gold coloured brake calipers. I had just left #12 Help St and was talking on the phone so couldn't stop to chat. There was a woman in the passenger seat but no driver. They turned around about 5 minutes later and were seen going towards Anderson St. By chance are they a member?

Yep that was me! and my mum in the car! haha

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