Skylines get you into trouble...

[Rapier46]

So I was driving home from work with my co worker, and he has never been in my skyline before. 1992 gtst, it's got a few little things one it, it has alot more power then it did when i got it. So I take him down into a little secluded area(what i thought was secluded) about minutes from my house. I pull into a little court and stop, and i rev it up for a burnout.. it was the biggest burnout i've ever seen. I just pue the new exhaust on today 3" piping, so im sure that gave me alot more power than before. Anyway I keep it going for a good 3 seconds, in this time ive probably gone 30 feet. I switch to second, it does a second gear squeel, and we're off. And then all of a sudden some jackass jumps out into the road waving his hands lookin pretty pissed off. I almost nailed dip**** here, narrowly avoiding a parked car miss him. And during this he screams "THIS IS NOT A SPEEDWAY!!!!!" So Yeah i basiclly booked it home because he was gonna phone the cops, and parked my **** in the garage.

TL;DR: I pee'd a little.

that is all.

[Vandrel]

I would have yanked the hand brake to a screeching hault, jumped out and punched that *** in his mouth. Then I would have probably done another burnout next to him.

I think I would have topped it off with calling the cops on him for j-walking and nearly causing a accident, could have used the friend in the passenger seat for a 2nd hand witness.

[Gold Digger]

Skylines don't get you into trouble, it's the ego involved with owning one in North America that gets you into trouble. /sarcasm

[Rapier46]

I would have yanked the hand brake to a screeching hault, jumped out and punched that *** in his mouth. Then I would have probably done another burnout next to him.

I think I would have topped it off with calling the cops on him for j-walking and nearly causing a accident, could have used the friend in the passenger seat for a 2nd hand witness.

...i love you. haha

[themadscientist]

I don't swerve, well not away from them at least. I have had a few of those guys jump out of the road when they realize I will run them down.

It was his hood though and he had a right to be pissed. He should have just thrown a brick at your car like I would have. If you were doing that crap in a residential area you would have had it coming.

[Vandrel]

I don't mind people doing burn outs, it's the "kids" who drive through my neighborhood like they are trying out for a part in one of the fast and the furious movies that pisses me off. More so the drunk morons who crash their crap box cars into my mail box and trash cans on their way home at 3 am... those are the guys who get bricks in their windshields.

I don't care about guys who are mature and know how to drive, it's the young kids that piss me off. And if I ever find that fukstick that ran over my mail box at 3am drunk driving I'm going to chit on his porch.

[Black on Gold]

Skylines don't get you into trouble, it's the ego involved with owning one in North America that gets you into trouble. /sarcasm

I couldnt agree more.

[themadscientist]

I don't mind people doing burn outs, it's the "kids" who drive through my neighborhood like they are trying out for a part in one of the fast and the furious movies that pisses me off. More so the drunk morons who crash their crap box cars into my mail box and trash cans on their way home at 3 am... those are the guys who get bricks in their windshields.

I don't care about guys who are mature and know how to drive, it's the young kids that piss me off. And if I ever find that fukstick that ran over my mail box at 3am drunk driving I'm going to chit on his porch.

Install your next mailbox on an I-beam sunk 4 feet into a concrete foundation. Get some snacks and kick back on the porch to watch the show. We had a guy in my town who got tired of his mailbox being involved in drive-by sporting events. He got his last steel doghouse mailbox but gave it a mod. He put a 4" steel pipe in the middle, a plate on the bottom and filled the dead space with concrete. The mail would fit into the pipe and the baseplate ensured it was securely mounted to the base. I am sure more than a few people got a surprise when they would tag it with a baseball bat. The side was scarred but not bent.