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Hi everyone, I had no idea such a forum existed. Being a Skyline fan, you can imagine delightful surprise I had when I found this site. I'm still relatively 'noob' when it comes to the car scene - I do know most of the basics, I think - but I'm looking forward to learning from the members of this site.

Once again, awesome job with the site.

Cheers.

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Heh thanks. Unfortunately, I do not have my own Skyline as I'm on my bloody P's :)

Planning to get one once I'm off them though. In the meantime I'll probably be visiting these forums and learning all about my 'car-to-be' from the the seasoned members here :P

I've learnt quite alot already, brilliant job with the site.

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haha thanx terry :/

Rhyou by the time you go to buy one you'll know everything there is to know hahaha ... make sure you read this thread before you go looking! http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/bu...e-f-t35129.html

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