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Nice white 34 seen my SAU sticker on my Dato 280Z and gave me a thumbs up on what I think was Manly rd (just before the spit bridge). Nice ride dude.

Was thinking of pulling over and saying hi but the missus wanted to get home to watch some TV show.

spotted the white supra from the sau forums, @ towers tonight, just got out of mission impossible 3 and saw it in carpark..

haha we were watching MI3 as well

there was a white r33 and a gunmetal 32gtr parked up there

Spotted the liz mobile parked outside of Bob Jane Hornsby. Still with a no 7 on the rear quater window.

:wavey:

I still have your bluetooth thingame.

:worship:

the guys down at Bob Jane Hornsby, do an excellent job! FREE PLUG! lol

oh and I got the number 7 off yesterday! finally!

I'll get the bluetooth thingy off you later!

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