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Anyone else see the 200sx on the Kingsway this morning about 4:30am.

It was stuck on the tram tracks, cops were there taking photo's of it.

Poor bast*rds.....but what the hell were they thinking.

Nissan Attempting to take over Melbourne Transport system :down:

cant be worse then connex :)

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i've exited the crown tunnel on kings way to see a car drive along the tram lines below at night only to see it drop head first when the concrete ends and gravel begins..lol they enter from city rd underneath looking for a way to get onto kings way so the cemented tram lines look like the obvious way to go...ha little do they know.

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Also saw a 911 Carrera S smashed into the Albert Park Gold Club fence on Queens Road this afternoon.

Saw this also, don't know how he managed to do that! The car was literally lodged on these massive boulders on the golf course. Can't picture how it might have happened. :P

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