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We might as well just combine ours up 33NIZ :P We'll collect as many brisbane skylines as we can, head down to BWCP, and then tag along and see what you have in store :)

yep..sounds good

I've posted it on Boostcruising but just with a link to here.  This should allow us to get in contact with the remaining 34 owners out there.

yeah I heard there are about 5000 R34 owners on boostcruising,

most of them being GTR VSpec II Nur Edition's

will be nice to see them out!

yeah I heard there are about 5000 R34 owners on boostcruising,

most of them being GTR VSpec II Nur Edition's

will be nice to see them out!

in other words you look forward to a few vn commos taging along :)

hah, so true.  I'd suggest that if they just want to look, meet us at BWCP cos we're not going to have too much room at the initial meeting spot.

yea no offence to boost cruising ppl, but they have a "reputation" for acting inappropriatley at cruises....hence why most of the time we try to avoid them...meh doesnt matter

That's a shame Chris. I was looking forward to havin a chat re: upgrades. Mate of mine jlnewton said and I quote: "he knows his shitznit".

Maybe next time.

Pete

Sorry Guys,we've had some turbo problems today so it dsoesn't look like we'll be able to make it on Sat."Bummer":mad:  

 

Cheers

Chris

Sorry Guys,we've had some turbo problems today so it dsoesn't look like we'll be able to make it on Sat."Bummer":mad:

Cheers

Chris

that sucks, wanted to see the car going on the street, have only ever seen it on the dyno....hope u get the problems sorted out.

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