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I would just like to say a very big thankyou to the Internet Skyline world out there, namely, SAU. My life is a better place since I found this forum! All jokes aside the r33 is now well on its way to being sold and there seems to be a little rain cloud following me around everywhere I go. I didnt want to see it go, but other things in life are popping up which demand more focus (and $). I cant believe I just said that.

I would like to say a very big thankyou to the people who co-ordinate and monitor these forums, my hat is off to you, gentlemen (and ladies?). Although circumstances will probably force my next car to be a cheaper, more simple (read: gutless volvo!) ride, i will continue to surf the forums here, for the sheer amount of knowledge and general goodwill expressed throughout. I have yet to find a better thought out, diverse and larger site than this one where enthusiasts of similar interests can get together and share the joys and perils of their machines. I wish all the best for this site, I has been great to see it evolve dramatically even over the small time I have been on it. Good luck to you all with your toys, maybe when I hit the midlife crisis I'll get that GTR i've always been dreamin off....

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