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Spotted a Vspec r32 gtr in the civic/duntroon area around 2:30 ish. Think they spotted me as well, car looked nice.

Thanks. Yeah spotted you too. Gave you a wave but i think you were concentrating on the road and looked the other way the same time i waved.

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Spotted naughtyruski in the front office of my work today, didn't get a chance to say hi

Haha, i didnt even see you there. Remembered you worked there, but figured you were hiding out the back. Was just buying fresh Vacuum hoses for a new electronic boost controller

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Haha, i didnt even see you there. Remembered you worked there, but figured you were hiding out the back. Was just buying fresh Vacuum hoses for a new electronic boost controller

Yeah i was pretty busy lol, you fitted the boost controller yet?

Spotted wal32r (I think! or a very similar car!) on Ginninderra Drive tonight at about 8pm

Ginninderra dr sounds like me lol, cool if it was i havent been spotted yet haha, were you in the 34? Dont see how i could miss it

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