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Im still trying to convince my mum to let me take the commodore out...I told her its a skylines australia car meet where all people with their skylines are meeting up.

Her reply

"You dont have a skyline"

FFS women logic....just because i dont have a skyline, doesnt mean i dont like them.

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Not to sure. Be 10 cars plus I think.

Sucks benji.

Why can't you take it? Is she scared you can't handle the raw power of the v6? Haha

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