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just buy it. my dad had a mustang as well and he didnt want me to buy a skyline. THe skyline is fast then the mustang, hence the reason why he doesnt want you to buy one.

i bought my car when my dad was away, now he love it. (except it is fast then his mustang). He really shouldnt have a say it is your car and you will be driving it everyday not him.

Edited by skyline_chick88
i think in this day an age... i personally would buy something other than a skyline. not to discourage you, but it really depends on what you want to do with it? track? cruise? drift? show? etc... from there you can decide.

my younger brother just bought his first car... cost the same as my skyline (back 4 years ago) - but is 8 years younger, more comfortable, effortless through the twisties, bucket seats, etc etc, ohh that's factory standard.. needless to say, i was the one that chose it for him, and i am madly jealous.

Totally agree with Eug. Given my time again I must say I'd go with something other than a skyline. Of course, the old saying rings true. "Hindsight's a bitch".

Given their age and history I'd be happy to steer clear of anything older than a 34 these days.

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