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hey guys im new to this forum and well im simply a skyline fan.

I was wondering if anyone from the northside of brisbane would be able to come down and escort my date and i to my formal (19/11/09) at like 5-6pm ish.

If anyone can id gladly appreciate it, id pay well and you would be able to show off your ride.

Cheers, David.

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oh man.... i wish i could go back to my formal day even though it was only two years ago.!

i rocked up on the BUS hahahaha...

Make the most of the night man ! and GL with the date :P

If it was Sydney i would have been glad to take you's with my Stock R32 hehe.... though i imagine you would prefer a beast sitting low!

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haha :P

nice ;) well yeah atm i have the choice of a Subaru WRX STI 09 hatchback or an EVO 9

but i would reallly prefer to get a tricked out skyline. seeing as i have an r32 and r33 both as stock as they come haha :) plan on collecting the whole series

but yeah thanks for the offer =D haha.

come on peoples! :P i need you guys to show off haha :)

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Borrow someones fat wheels (20's or the like just so it turns heads) and drive the nicest out of the 32 and 33 you have. Then when ya get to the front hop out and get ya date out and let ya mate drive the car round the corner.

But then again prob easiest to just jump in the evo lol.

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I remember 2 years ago i did a formal in mine with two mates in their white 33 skylines (one was a gtr) and we were turning more heads rocking up together than all the oldschool cars were. Mind you it was probably just the noise coming from the gtr (370awkw with straight through exhaust)

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haha :P

godamn thats hot, man i really need to get a hold of someone wit a turbo'd one.

so close to getting a hold of a GT-R35. mates dad said no :O its his baby hahaha gr

but yeah... need more replies :D

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Lol personally i reckon for formals ya gotta go in like hotrods or old classic convertibles or something. Gone are the days where it's cool to rock up in a vx clubsport and stuff. I'm sure there's places you can hire out old cars for stuff like that... try your local vintage car club or something. Nothing would be cooler than going in a rolls royce silverghost:

http://www.sportscardigest.com/wp-content/...t-limousine.jpg

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