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On Wednesday Night, On Flinders Ave at around 18:50

R34 GTR

BLACK

NISMO LOOKING STICKERS DOWN THE SIDES

AND I THINK I SAW A SMALL POWERPLAY IMPORTS STICKER ON THE REAR RIGHT QUATER WINDOW..

MISSED THE PLATE.

MIKE

Spotted a black r32 on penno rd yesterday morning... i smiled and waved... he saw me and snobbed! rudeness!!! plates were XTJ 587...[/quote

Now Now Moanie...... Maybe he / she was changing the radio station.....

On Wednesday Night, On Flinders Ave at around 18:50

R34 GTR  

BLACK

NISMO LOOKING STICKERS DOWN THE SIDES

AND I THINK I SAW A SMALL POWERPLAY IMPORTS STICKER ON THE REAR RIGHT QUATER WINDOW..

MISSED THE PLATE.

MIKE

GOZIRA?

don't you dare change the colour of your car Thomas :D

haha who said anything about changing colour ???

hehe i LOVE black......but it is a B#%CH to clean......plus if im going to have a full respray might as well try something different.....

but this is something for later on down the track.....got HEAPS more stuff to do before it.

Also tosh i spoke to my mechanic and i dont think it will be very cost effective to make the plates for the bov....so i think ill buy it new....

can you PM me prices for the blitz DD and the trust Type R ?? thanks.

yeah he resprayed the front of mine to get rid of the stone chips, good price but most importantly brilliant match to the existing paint.

And if you're after the show car sort of stuff he is the place to go, he's got heap of them in his workshop being done

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