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Saw bbenny's shiny blue beast on the M7 about 5:30ish today. Love your car. On the way to E.C drags? Good luck!

I missed you Dale! Chris would have been near by in his silver M35 too. had a blast at the drags! gotta get out there again soon ;)

I missed you Dale! Chris would have been near by in his silver M35 too. had a blast at the drags! gotta get out there again soon :D

That's cos my Stag's invisible! ;) Two years now; never spotted.

Congratulations on the time, looking forward to another visit to E.C. in a few weeks with my new exhaust.

Saw a Red C34 on Stephens Tce today at about 1:30, and moments later a silver M35 Axis - near Synergy, possibly one of the guys that works there owns it.. It did have standard plates on it though.

saw a baysude blue S2 RSfourS in Richmond yesterday. no sunroofs, sheepskin seat covers, and generally looking very much in need of a wash. plates were TRN-xxx.

also found this classified ad. probably the most insane stag i've seen for sale in oz!

http://firesport.com.au/98-nissan-stagea-r...s--ad138439.htm

i have no idea how he is getting a RWC for it, that crossbar on the rollcage looks like it's just waiting to break someones jaw.

spotted a silver c34 on dandy and warrigal road today exchanged waves...spoke to the owner of the blue stag in richmond once his wife drives it and was looking to sell it she did not want manual anymore

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