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keep seeing a purple 33 gtr on dandenong hastings road heading south, think it has bronze/gold wheels.

its either really dark purple or black.....

Edited by Plattsy

Spotted you car once again...same spot same time...

then heard you needed new breaks ? damn dude!

LOL.. nah. it only squeals when cold!

for like 5 secs. silly nissan caliper design, apparently needs more grease on the retaining pins.. not that it affects me, started with the new rear pads.. was worse 3months ago.. they're way better.

no more rbpowa stagea yeah?

oh lol well it must be! ive seen one other red r33 s2 around but it had silver wheels unless it was the same one and changed wheels or the sun impaired my vision!

Yeah I've seen another red 33 S2 with stock silver wheels on it, I think he was as amazed as I was cos he was like :O as I drove past, then waved!

Eltham local? Noice car! Grew up in Eltham..... Monty and now Kangaroo Ground. I have a white R32 GTR Vspec and Dad drives a white Focus RS around too. Will be good to say Gday.

Wash your Car!!!! It's filthy today.

Nice, I think I've seen the Focus around a few times.

I know, I know.. haven't washed her in ages :(

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