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I hope to attend a few of these cruises. My job kind of restricts me from having fun on the weekend:( .

The car is in very good condition and is soooo quiet, i can't believe that under the hood is 2.6 Litres of TT goodness. It out handles and destroys anything that my wrx could do. Unbelievable, i love it!:P

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Another who saw the light? WRX to GTR.

The hardest thing I found was adjusting to the GTR's 4WD characteristics. And what really wowed me is how communicative the chassis is to the WRX.

Have fun with it hey. ;)

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Exactly, the whole car moves with the steering, no body roll, just point and put the foot down. You can get the R to swing it's tail out coming out of tight corners (like arrowz, almost caught me out:) ), but i feel more secure taking a corner at 120km/h in the GT-R then the wrx taking it at 100. Some great days ahead me thinks:) .

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Great to see someone coming up to the coast for a cruise. There is some great roads going up and down the Range and out the back of Maleny that makle for a rather involving drive.

Let us know next time your up, I live near Landsborough

Cheers,

Tim

Oh and congrats on the car, looks very tight!

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