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funny thing is i learnt from the RTA the other day is that when i get off my green P's next Saturday.

Im Legally allowed to teach my girlfriend(on her L's) in my skyline(turbo ofcourse)

But once she gets her P's obviously can't drive a turbo,but while on her L's its ALL LEGAL

how F'd is that?

Old news..

I have like 3 people to fkn teach because their parent's don't drive and they can't or dont want to drive manual so I have to teach them in crappy autos..

LOOKOUT!

Have I missed the orgy?

Welcome though :( Hope to see you around some time if you are nearby

*stalks profile for pic*

Stevey mcsleezeo is in the house!

lmao aren't u on JDMST too?

Who isn't on any other car sites these days..

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