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Matt I see you in Katoomba/Leura/Hazelbrook like atleast once a week. I'll be out delivering to shops and here the distinctive sound of a Nissan Import motor... turn around to take a look and see a 300 disappearing into the distance :worship:

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Finally got around to checking out the article today Brett.. nothing new there I didn't already know but congrats on getting your car in the magazine, GW giving good plugs to the guys who built it too. Nice work on the sneaky burnout, should have photoshopped the grass and gutter out of the background though, private property my ass hahaha

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