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Spotted an orange R34 GTt parked in the Bell Towers carpark on Parramatta Road in Auburn this arvo around 5.30pm.

I spotted the same car. Not a fan of the rims, but each to their own.

I was grabbing some stuff from MSY at about 1pm. Wasn't in the skyline though, was going stealth in my mate's rolla.

sweeet first official random spot i think!!

Did u notice the ugly scratch on the driver side rear bumper??? some ass hole hit it while trying to change lanes then did the runner :P lucky i got the plates. not happy at all :D

... and he outran you? :spank:

i dunno.. it was that little road off castle hill road that meets up with boundary road? is that west pennant hills? lol

it was you

rims, front bar, powerplay sticker

couldn't mistake it for anyone else

ps ..where is cherrybrook?

Cherrybrook is between Pennant Hills and Castle Hill.

spotted an R33 gtst plates KW-11-KY, and an R32 gtst plates zoe-20t in airport tunnel, oh and afew skylines at brighton last night, including an r32 gtr playin with a s13 on grand parade

oh i like that RB25det inside sticker

anyway saw a silver R33 GTS-T with TOYO sticker at the back near UTS

around 6ish turning onto george plates ?YB-82T

I was behind you

Edited by POLICE

Saw a black R33 series 1 at the lights outside the Great Northern in Chatswood. also a bit later around 9.30pm a white series 2, with drift spoiler going southbound, and also a parked on the side of the road was a red Stagea with "skylineaustralia.com" sticker on the front window

:rofl:

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