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yeh, wont have to talk to certain ppl anymore.

*cough* not mentioning anyone

YAY *parties*

ANYWHO! Seeing as this is a skyline forum, and it would seem you've recently purchased a GTR, i'm gonna call PICSORBAN kthnx... or atleast some details! You can't go teasing us and saying you have a jeet and not tell us more! :)

And Dave... myspace FTW for picking up chicks :)

may them bearings spin long and hard :)

Speaking from experience, Shane? :)

woot! my leakzor is fixeded! new turboz gakset!

oooh excellent :)

And after MONTHS of waiting... my recreational wildlife license finally arrived in the mail today! It's turtle shopping time!

YAY *parties*

ANYWHO! Seeing as this is a skyline forum, and it would seem you've recently purchased a GTR, i'm gonna call PICSORBAN kthnx... or atleast some details! You can't go teasing us and saying you have a jeet and not tell us more! :)

And Dave... myspace FTW for picking up chicks :)

there will be no details until its gone through compliancing and its on the road.

though, i will let out this is set to be one hell of a beast!

Speaking from experience, Shane? :laugh:

certainly am :laugh:

there will be no details until its gone through compliancing and its on the road.

though, i will let out this is set to be one hell of a beast!

well if its just on its way, u'd be waiting about another 3 months before it hits the streets...also speaking from experience :D

Speaking from experience, Shane? :laugh:

oooh excellent :laugh:

And after MONTHS of waiting... my recreational wildlife license finally arrived in the mail today! It's turtle shopping time!

Turpin for the win! They are like mini turtles my Ps used to have one until a sparrow or something ate it.

there will be no details until its gone through compliancing and its on the road.

though, i will let out this is set to be one hell of a beast!

I thought your GTST was meant to be one hell of a beast too? We are still waiting :thumbsup:

Had a VN commodore drive past me down at the spit on Saturday and to my surprise, it had a RB engine (from the sound of it) in it.

Anyway, people on boostcruising where I posted my spit pics asked if I had a pic of it, to which I said no I didnt.

I also made the statement that it was a disgrace to skyline owners.

Anyway. The owner of the VN has now arched up cause of my comment. LOL

http://www.boostcruising.com/forums/index....mp;p=1280262643

Then this guy goes on to make a statement that we could catch up with him. bawahahahah

http://www.boostcruising.com/forums/index....mp;p=1280263613

Had a VN commodore drive past me down at the spit on Saturday and to my surprise, it had a RB engine (from the sound of it) in it.

Anyway, people on boostcruising where I posted my spit pics asked if I had a pic of it, to which I said no I didnt.

I also made the statement that it was a disgrace to skyline owners.

Anyway. The owner of the VN has now arched up cause of my comment. LOL

http://www.boostcruising.com/forums/index....mp;p=1280262643

Then this guy goes on to make a statement that we could catch up with him. bawahahahah

http://www.boostcruising.com/forums/index....mp;p=1280263613

I guess it would depend on what mods it had done....dont make the mistake of thinking skylines are the only fast cars out there....it is very much the opposite

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