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I was supposed to be back in Melbourne last week, but work commitment forced me to stay like 5 months longer here!!! I missed my car badly!

And there is no decent Skyline over here... There is a 1000BHP R34 GT-R, but I've never seen it on the street! And the one I saw was a V-Spec II, but the owner don't have the faintest clue what he got! And he's an arrogant dickhead, too!

A couple of GT-t, but they are all done up for shows... What's happening here??? Don't anybody understand what Skyline is all about??? I need help... or THEY NEED HELP???

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Ahhh there you are mein freund. Yes it's understandable some skyline owners don't know what they've got 'cept for the fact that they own a skyline cos it's so darn cool. Yeah it is cool, but it's more then that!

Ran into this HK guy who didn't even know his GTST was turbocharged. Even with the glaring 'Turbo' words emblazoned in his engine bay.

Crikey, 5 more months?! Hmmm, I volunteer to take care of your care while you're away :P

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Ah, yes! I'm in Jakarta, Indonesia, by the way... It's really sad to know that they don't even know a GTS-t is turbocharged. How ignorance can they get?

Probably the constant heat in the region don't attract that many followers for the Skylines... It's humid, too! I don't know, is humidity should be an advantage or disadvantage for a turbo car?

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