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Spotted MZ-034 gunmetal R34 GT-t on my travels today between Mount Pritchard and Greenfield Park.

Also spotted a black R34 GT-R with vented bonnet in Greenfield Park.

yesterday spotted a white 33, gold wheels stopped at lights waiting to turn on to windsor rd..if its anyone off here you would've seen a green VE SS give it heaps going up windsor rd..that was us lol

Spotted!

A white R35GTR with "Black Edition" wheels(might be a black edition) on the Hume HWY near Liverpool

Number plate was IM#### OR IM##35 couldnt remember.

Hot though!

I took a pic on my phone but i dont have a USB thing for it so cant upload it.

Spotted!

A white R35GTR with "Black Edition" wheels(might be a black edition) on the Hume HWY near Liverpool

Number plate was IM#### OR IM##35 couldnt remember.

Hot though!

I took a pic on my phone but i dont have a USB thing for it so cant upload it.

that would be IMG R35 I beleive

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