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car is finally fixed (again) *sleeps*

noice :(

now to learn how to reply to emails :P

I have come to the conclusion that noone under the age of 52 should be allowed to own a skyline. :P

doh, u've gone senile already :(

I have come to the conclusion that noone under the age of 52 should be allowed to own a skyline. :(

I’ve owned 4 skylines, 2 s13’s, a bmw and a Lexus. Used to daily drive a 600rwhp S13 with 10.8 times, and my 490rwhp R32 saw the road more then enough.

Not to mention I piloted my old mans old RUF 911 he used to have more then a few times.

That’s a pretty tall statement saying no one under 52 should have one.

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I’ve owned 4 skylines, 2 s13’s, a bmw and a Lexus. Used to daily drive a 600rwhp S13 with 10.8 times, and my 490rwhp R32 saw the road more then enough.

Not to mention I piloted my old mans old RUF 911 he used to have more then a few times.

That’s a pretty tall statement saying no one under 25 should have one.

I'm a pretty tall old fart.

noice :(

now to learn how to reply to emails :P

2 Cars not working means me unable to go to work 90km away..I have been hanging around moss street for 2 days

On the upside go into Hi power racing and see my pretty drift turtle painted and up on the wall lol

2 Cars not working means me unable to go to work 90km away..I have been hanging around moss street for 2 days

On the upside go into Hi power racing and see my pretty drift turtle painted and up on the wall lol

woah, she busted bad?

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