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and again today! Dude you just moved into the neighborhood or what? I see you most days now...

BTW, be careful driving around Curtin. We have lots of international students who either cant drive or shouldnt drive (legally) but do, and its dangerous as shit. iv avoided about 20 accidents (not kidding) over my 3 years there and also been cleaned up once.

  On 12/01/2012 at 3:44 AM, jjman said:

silver R35 GTR. Seen you 3 times in the last week around Curtin in Bentley. I was in my red R33 gtst twice n my black R33 with Jun kit on it once.

Good to see a GTR getting driven how it should be :thumbsup:

Spotted 3 differant R33s on marmion, wanneroo and burns beach all 3 tried to race me which kind of got old a friendly wave responded with a revving of the engine, just because I'm on P plates doesn't mean I'm a hoon :/

Anyways white one with a jun bodykit I think was nice but sitting in the limiter in second isn't a good idea, sounds cool and all but eh...

Dear Unlucky owner of a white 33 gtst whom has been caught on armadale road tonight im guessing booze bus,

im feeling your pain as i drove past your car already on the back of the trailer of the truck they had ready for all their victim's for tonight

Gun metal grey R35 GTR in Bicton - on View Terrace to be exact turning down Westbury Crescent

I wasn't jealous at all :P

Oh and for what its worth, over the past 4 weeks have seen a Black Ferrari 599, Black Ferrari F430, Black Ferrari 458 and a Green Lambo, all at the Canning Hwy and Riseley St intersection! (Applecross)

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