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that original thread was unfortunate when you consider 2 ppl died in an r33 down here in melb yesterday.

I hope those that posted that speeding like that isnt bad think about how they would feel if they killed 2 close mates.....

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that original thread was unfortunate  when you consider 2 ppl died in an r33 down here in melb yesterday.

I hope those that posted that speeding like that isnt bad think about how they would feel if they killed 2 close mates.....

they werent speeding...

it was a wet road with a bend..

i know the honda driver and he's in a very seriuz depression stage..

the two got killed were his best mates..

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:rolleyes:

You know you want one! ;)

You know Dino, the funniest thing is, I am the proud new owner of a white 95 Bluebird SSS. Ahh the comfort of soft suspension, the quite exhaust, the available low down torque, 15 inch wheels. I am a happy man.

Let the blasting begin ladies.

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You know Dino, the funniest thing is, I am the proud new owner of a white 95 Bluebird SSS. Ahh the comfort of soft suspension, the quite exhaust, the available low down torque, 15 inch wheels. I am a happy man.

Let the blasting begin ladies.

for gods sake TELL ME ITS A TURBO!!!!!!

PLEASE?!?!

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