Civic vs Skyline
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RE: Civic vs Skyline
ORIGINAL: sacicons
oh, and to say that if he has the money to buy one, he has the money to mod the hell out of it is rediculous. i could afford to go buy an r32 gtr from moto-rex right now, but i would have NO money for mods. but i could afford the car just fine.
oh, and to say that if he has the money to buy one, he has the money to mod the hell out of it is rediculous. i could afford to go buy an r32 gtr from moto-rex right now, but i would have NO money for mods. but i could afford the car just fine.
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RE: Civic vs Skyline
yeah i totally agree with you forty but im just saying if they have enough money to own a skyline i doubt they arent going to tune it.
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RE: Civic vs Skyline
now i wasnt trying to talk down to you or anything, but i hate using other computers now that i am used to this monitor. im not even bragging, its an old tube style one, it was a hand-me down for a new flat one my in-laws got. still works great though, and who can complain about a free 21" Sony monitor thats only been used MAYBE a year, right? but if your girl is satisfied with a 9 incher, thats up to her........
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RE: Civic vs Skyline
ORIGINAL: Mad7s
Not always true. The Ferrari Enzo that Car&Driver test drove was owned by a guy who refused to drive it more than twice a month because he couldn't afford the brake replacement on it ($17,000). I know a Skyline is quite a bit less and the basic mods are no where that much, but I just thought I'd throw this example out there. In general I'd have to agree with what you say. If they're under 20 and own a vehicle like that, then they're a member of DMM (Dad's Money Motorsports) in my opinion.
yeah i totally agree with you forty but im just saying if they have enough money to own a skyline i doubt they arent going to tune it.
