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I've spotted that one there as well Leigh. I gather he's working at the site. I don't know enough about C34's to pick up what it was exactly, but looked nice.

Thanks. theres ALOT of stags driving over sextons hill, i usually see at least 1 a day

i think he's one of those guys who likes the s1 front over the s2 :rolleyes: and stuck s1 lights in cause the back end was s2 dayz

for the record, yes i am one of those guys that likes the ser 1 front, i bought the car damaged and it needed a front anyway. before u say it R34 front was WAY out of the budget. but my main motivation for the front swap was that i have 2 RS4S stags and i wanted to set them apart a bit.

(Adelaide) White C34 which looked so much like mine looked really nice and recieved a wave on chandlers hill road a bout number plates where slo***

that was the wife taking kids to school, thought you would run into her sooner or later as i have seen all the other ones you have seen

that was the wife taking kids to school, thought you would run into her sooner or later as i have seen all the other ones you have seen

? Yeh just lately I've seen so many stags around this area!Your car looks real nice!!i thought I recieved an extra nice wave that's coz it was a lady too ?

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