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when you guys drive past other skyline drivers do you guys like wave or something ? you seem to wanna know every person that drives one around melb, lol, good luck, i see at least 10 a day around my area, and mostly cop greasys coz they're all driving GTS with ugly sounding exhausts and here i am in my stock GTST owning their asses :D

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