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Hey Guys/Girls

Just thought I would introduce myself, my names Vlad, I have just moved from Canberra to the Gold Coast.

I own a R33 GTR-T, in other words full GT-R body, but an Rb25 engine, the car has had a bit of work done to it, and to be frank I’m too lazy to write it all down…lol

I moved here about 3 or so weeks ago with my rents, I have met a couple of you guys/girls around, while driving, but i feel like the new kid in school, with no friends or contacts....lol

Pretty much I don’t know any1 up here, and I have no friends. Yes it sounds like I’m about to slit myself but it’s okay I’m a friendly person, so if you see me give me a honk, and say hello, I’m keen to meet more people and make some friends.

Anyway here is some pic’s of my car, like I said if you see me say hello, I know no one and I'm keen to make some friends, and contacts.

Also does anyone know of any places looking for casual work, in Canberra I worked at Autobahn(as an installer(Apprentice)), and at two different pools as a lifeguard/manager.

Hope to meet all of you soon.

Best Regards,

Vlad

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