Red is Faster : R35 GT-R
-
Count Zero
- Posts: 428
- Joined: Thu Nov 23, 2006 6:33 pm
- Car: 1990 Nissan Skyline GT-R, Federal Legal & fully registered
Re: Red is Faster : R35 GT-R
*sigh*
I would so trade my R32 for an R35....even a stock one, much less a "Stillen Tyndango Special"
I would so trade my R32 for an R35....even a stock one, much less a "Stillen Tyndango Special"
Re: Red is Faster : R35 GT-R
The R35's are a fun car. A fast car. I do still love R32's, but most of the current love is towards the R35.
If you ever get one, look me up.
If you ever get one, look me up.
-
GroundForceOne
- Posts: 75
- Joined: Mon Mar 30, 2009 3:56 pm
- Car: Sharpie BCNR33
Re: Red is Faster : R35 GT-R
I'll be test driving one of these on my next trip back home to Nashville. For some reason I wish they could have the shifter on the floor. It could still be electronic and all that, but just make it shift like a standard sequential. up, up, down, down........ left right left right B A B A Start.
-
Gold Digger
- Posts: 5823
- Joined: Sun Apr 11, 2004 8:48 pm
- Car: Current:
2011 Infiniti G25X
Former:
1995 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec Midnight Purple
1990 Nissan Laurel Club S Turbo Two Tone Pearl
Re: Red is Faster : R35 GT-R
GroundForceOne wrote:I'll be test driving one of these on my next trip back home to Nashville. For some reason I wish they could have the shifter on the floor. It could still be electronic and all that, but just make it shift like a standard sequential. up, up, down, down........ left right left right B A B A Start.
HAHA...Contra. I remember that game and that cheat. Who doesn't want 99 lives?