LAST EDITED ON 03-31-04 AT 02:53 AM (EST)
 
>>A Skyline R32 being non-descript? Shame on her for not being more car
>>knowledgable,
>
>... you will, I suppose, have to excuse a 25th-century Salusian
>scientist for not being up on her Japanese performance cars of the
>late 20th century.
>
>(sheesh.)
>
>--G.
>-><-
>Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin
>Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/

A Skyline R32? Nice. Very nice choice. For some reason the R32 seems to me to be the best looking generation. I just cant get into the looks of the R33 or R34. There's a guy here in Dallas with a metallic grey R32 GT-R, and it's gorgeous. Makes my little old Talon look plain as hell. He asked me to give him a few tips on launching an AWD , and let me ride in the car while he tried it out. Anyway if anyone wants one, MotoRex imports legal Skylines into the U.S. Just don't be too shocked at the prices, excellence doesn't come cheap. http://www.skylinegtr.com/

As far as the story goes, I liked it even though I haven't seen an episode of CSI before. Like you said, a nice change of pace from the usual rayguns and starships going at it all the time.
Ed
Salty Internet Car Geek