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Yeah, me :)

I was driving right beside you the other week at Artarmon!

oh, i'd probably rolled out of bed and into the car to get to work....i'll keep an eye out for you! I've only ever seen silver V35's, would be nice to see a different coloured one!

spotted and got a wave from RLX RE a black r32gtst with vented bonnet and massive rims especially on the rear(big camber)

on the way home from penrith on the great western highway,very nice ride dude.

you were blowin abit of black smoke though dude otherwise sounded sweet-az and looks to match.

spotted mass in kings cross tonight. i was shotgun in the black r34 going the other way.

haha i didnt see u did i???

or maybe i did... the only 34 i saw was along the main strip??

u shud have said something...

spotted a few lines out last night.... was bored so went for a drive with my little bro :P

haha i didnt see u did i???

or maybe i did... the only 34 i saw was along the main strip??

u shud have said something...

spotted a few lines out last night.... was bored so went for a drive with my little bro :P

yeah that was us. you didnt notice it was me though, i had turned around from looking at all of the decently dressed girls and i saw your head infront of me. it was too late by the time i noticed.

ill shout out next time.

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