LMAOMAO

iTrader: (4)

i actually had a 240 backround before i got my SC. So...more like.

BACK on the wagon.

SpuGen

lol I had 3 S13's before my SC4.
I need to get back on the wagon.
I could get a Soarer for like 8K locally.. I think I will.

saru

Just cause you drift it don't mean you shouldn't wash it... I have a 240 as well that Is for that but other then beat up front bumper the car still looks good. $@it I could show the thing and do. Not all drift cars need to look dirty and beat up.

SCrollinSD

for sure, me too man. a sil coupe, a hatch, and now I'm thinking about another

Nissan/Drift life love yo!!

Holtspeed

iTrader: (5)

what exhaust do you have .??... single?.. dual?

LMAOMAO

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megan dual.

EscapeSW20

iTrader: (1)

same! just shows me how easy it is to slide around an S-chassis

HeisLegend

I'm not sure why you have the sticker, and I'm just voicing my opinion but I'd never have that shoshinsha mark sticker EVER. I just noticed you had it on there.

Why?

In Japan, its obvious place of origin, it denotes an inexperienced driver. New drivers are to have this mark on the front and back of their cars for a year in an effort to warn other drivers of their inexperience.

Drift cars need not have this on their car. It's two contradicting statements.
In fact, I'm pretty sure most people who have this mark (or even that of a Koreisha, which is intended for elderly drivers) are not even aware of its meaning.

Its like, "Check out my hopped up car, but this sticker says I can't drive it from lack of the skillzz"

Eh, I dunno. I guess seeing enough of these has made me want to help educate people to their REAL meaning.

Cheers bro! Time for class!!!