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Spotted a white S2 RS4S yesterday evening. Let him get out of the 7 eleven in traffic on the corner of Carlingford and Beecroft Road.

Ah thanks bud that was me! You live local? You turned right into the street before mine.

Ah thanks bud that was me! You live local? You turned right into the street before mine.

Yeah, I live off Ray Road. I was on my way to rugby training - stuff waiting in the queue to turn right onto Blaxland :) Very nice looking vehicle you got there!

Yeah, I live off Ray Road. I was on my way to rugby training - stuff waiting in the queue to turn right onto Blaxland :) Very nice looking vehicle you got there!

Ah thanks she's pretty rough at the moment, wouldn't have been washed in some time when you saw her. She lives a tough life lol

Yea she tends to take notice..just doesn't know the differences....lol...she likes the stags in white.....yea that was our baby girl....not very often u see stags in blacktown lol

congrats on baby girl anyways man..where abouts do you stay?the last few days ive seen about 4 or 5 stags..couple yellow s2.couple silver m35 and another white s2..

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