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lol at the two guys in the R33 at Ring Rd Maccers 2day asking me if my car was a GTR!!

hehe didnt wana laugh in ur face at the time, but come on...seriously...i was driving a stock r34-four door with a stock kit...

its not even near looking to a GTR

i copped the same thing too. LMAO. i think they just assume all skylines are GTRs.........not such a bad thing i guess :)

R33 drivers mistaking stock GT/GTTs for GTRs? :O

I had to argue with someone for a while that my car was definitely not a GT-R. Eventually I gave up.
remember the post about the guy saying he had some rare gtr a few months back, the stodge paying 20k for a gtst. maybe he has been going around talking to everyone. LOL

LOL X 2

think i saw you this arvo mcdee on wellington road heading towards stud road. you were in the middle lane i went past on the far left lane.

yeah i did see you. where did you come from it was like SHIZAM!! lol

hahaha i came out of east link love that corner and just gave it a boot up lol and im like hey a skyline...oh a nice blue skyline...then i went past ou and im like "hey i know that car" lol

are you in rowville??? always see you around there in the morning heading from wellington village towards the eastlink then back in the arvo

hahaha i came out of east link love that corner and just gave it a boot up lol and im like hey a skyline...oh a nice blue skyline...then i went past ou and im like "hey i know that car" lol

are you in rowville??? always see you around there in the morning heading from wellington village towards the eastlink then back in the arvo

yep

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