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I think I have worked out the top reasons people get skylines

1. Performance

2. After Market Parts

3. Body Styling (unless you own a R33 :mellow: )

4. Fast and Furious

5. They think it will pick up chicks.....

What makes me love skylines?

I really only like GTR's to be honest, GTST's dont "do it" for me

I love the way a tuned GTR with good suspension can just murder a corner, awd launch at 8000rpm, so easy to do get loads of power out of, smash uber expensive Euro's around the track....

"SOOOooooo many 32 owners with small man syndrome."

Allow me to put the quotes on that for you.

bang for buck for my particular hoare, massive bang in all deptartments for the $$$ i paid to attain and keep her. I enjoy raping her across the rev range. driving it is a rollercoaster and brings a smile out of me that comes from somewhere inside.

bang for buck for my particular hoare, massive bang in all deptartments for the $$$ i paid to attain and keep her. I enjoy raping her across the rev range. driving it is a rollercoaster and brings a smile out of me that comes from somewhere inside.

lol... that's deep man..

I love the the fact that nothing else could give me the fun, performance and future potential for the money I paid. And the fact that I can drive it everyday.

However does anyone else get weird/aprehensive responses when you tell peple you love your car and thats it's a skyline? Most people seem to go oh........a skyline.............ok. They seem to make an instant mental not that you are a hoon, out to slaughter innocents on the road whenever you can.

I think you'll find it's not because you have a whale..

it's because you admit to having intimate feelings/emotions about a vehicle.

or it could be that they immediately assume you also like Fat chicks which is a sick thought on it's own.

They're all like "oh.. you "love" your r33 skyline hey?"

they're thinking "what a sick bastard.. I bet he get's his end wet in fat chicks too... *shudder*"

I think you'll find it's not because you have a whale..

it's because you admit to having intimate feelings/emotions about a vehicle.

or it could be that they immediately assume you also like Fat chicks which is a sick thought on it's own.

They're all like "oh.. you "love" your r33 skyline hey?"

they're thinking "what a sick bastard.. I bet he get's his end wet in fat chicks too... *shudder*"

Ahhhh I missed your constructive input in this section. :ermm:

Did you go overseas for a while or something?

Edited by stolen_s15
"SOOOooooo many 32 owners with small man syndrome."

Allow me to put the quotes on that for you.

bang for buck for my particular hoare, massive bang in all deptartments for the $$$ i paid to attain and keep her. I enjoy raping her across the rev range. driving it is a rollercoaster and brings a smile out of me that comes from somewhere inside.

Wow, here's a guy that really loves his skyline

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