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Ooooh those cars look very familiar...i was going to Umina on the weekend driving down lane cove road i saw like 4-5 skylines and a silver 180 all girls...i must say i was impressed lol i couldnt drive properly id never seen so many girls driving skylines in one place...it was just before top ryde...any of them from this site i couldnt tell i was trying 2 stop myself from having a 10 car pileup...

Moan...did you hear something?

i heard a boy whinging.. that was it!!!

lol silv! it doesn't look as good as angled shots!!! why does wilby do all his shots on angles? we just need to post a few of his pics from p6, and there you'll have it!! and those shots are a damn sight sexier than those straight ones!! so yeah.. you want a hand out of that hole you're in!??!?! if you ask someone nicely, i'm sure they'll help you! :)

another point.. my car didn't make it.. .so GHEY shot! :P

and deerrrrr gw... if you'd bothered to read the posts after the pic you'll see silv already mentioned it! so you obviously don't know what sarcasm means! :kick:

Ooooh those cars look very familiar...i was going to Umina on the weekend driving down lane cove road i saw like 4-5 skylines and a silver 180 all girls...i must say i was impressed lol i couldnt drive properly id never seen so many girls driving skylines in one place...it was just before top ryde...any of them from this site i couldnt tell i was trying 2 stop myself from having a 10 car pileup...

lol, yeh i saw a couple of guys in imports driving pass us and im like sh*t plz dont

follow us to our destination. but it was all good, you fellas kept goin. i was driving

the silver 180...




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