Spotted GT-R on US Streets!!!
Feb 28, 2008, 11:51 AM
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Spotted GT-R on US Streets!!!
I was driving home for winter break from Miami University in Oxford, OH and I was about 4 hours into the drive in the middle of no where Pennsylvania and I happened to spot this from about 1/2 a mile away.
I took a lot of video footage then got to pull over and talk to the driver and passenger, one was a designer/programmer who showed me through the car along with the Navigation system (along with all of the cool features like adjustable suspension, paddle shifters, customizable gauge set ups on the navigation screen, etc...) The driver was someone who worked for Nissan and they were driving the car to New Jersey. It was about 2AM when I ran into them and I was on a few things to keep me awake (hence me looking cracked out). Needless to say I drove all the way back to New Jersey with him and then turned up i-95 to head back home because I couldn't pass up a chance to drive around with a GT-R.
Easily the greatest car experience of my life. It happened on Dec. 14th, 2007 and I didn't want to post it up because apparently the car wasn't necessarily legal to drive on the road or something along those lines (thats why the license plate isn't in the picture). I just didn't wanna get anyone in trouble, it was a great experience driving with, learning about and listening to the GT-R on the streets and the two guys I met were equally awesome.
+1 for the GT-R, after being in it and driving with it, it is a bad *** piece of machinery.
I took a lot of video footage then got to pull over and talk to the driver and passenger, one was a designer/programmer who showed me through the car along with the Navigation system (along with all of the cool features like adjustable suspension, paddle shifters, customizable gauge set ups on the navigation screen, etc...) The driver was someone who worked for Nissan and they were driving the car to New Jersey. It was about 2AM when I ran into them and I was on a few things to keep me awake (hence me looking cracked out). Needless to say I drove all the way back to New Jersey with him and then turned up i-95 to head back home because I couldn't pass up a chance to drive around with a GT-R.
Easily the greatest car experience of my life. It happened on Dec. 14th, 2007 and I didn't want to post it up because apparently the car wasn't necessarily legal to drive on the road or something along those lines (thats why the license plate isn't in the picture). I just didn't wanna get anyone in trouble, it was a great experience driving with, learning about and listening to the GT-R on the streets and the two guys I met were equally awesome.
+1 for the GT-R, after being in it and driving with it, it is a bad *** piece of machinery.
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Feb 28, 2008, 02:15 PM
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nice..i think i woulda followed a bit too....i assume that most testers in camoed cars are secretive and try to avoid the curious public. good for them for showing the car in detail
