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Wonderful cars. I was behind one yesterday and my 17 year old was really admiring it. So was the original Skyline sold as a Datsun?
1973 Nissan Skyline 2000 GT-R Kenmeri KPGC110
The Nissan Kenmeri GT-R (model code KPGC110) was produced for only four months in 1973 (January to April). Due to strict new emissions regulations and an oil crisis, only 197 units were built, making it one of the rarest Nissan GT-R generations, often ref...
I owned a number of Z’s…
I truly loved my 370…what a car…did everything well with a skid pad of .98… I really do miss it. ...
An absolute grail of mine 👌🏻👍🏻🤞🏻
Although I would not have anything against its predecessor either 😁 Thanks for these amazing shots 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
They Love this Car in the Gulf, my Dad used to race against them...
Many died unfortunately also, safety wasn't up to today's standards. The Hakosuka GT-R (1969–1972) is the first-generation Nissan Skyline GT-R, legendary for its 49 consecutive racing wins and iconic boxy styling. Combining "hako" (box) and "suka" (Skylin...
Never seen one in the flesh unfortunately!
Same goes for the Hakosuka :-( .... . We never had the Skylines here until the R35 came out back in 2007. I only see R32/33/34 at car meets from time to time. Bim-san ...
Omori Factory and Mine's Tuning
Just to Torture You Bim San 😁🙏❤️ R33 1997 Nismo 400R Source: supercars.net ...
Datsun was the export name used by Nissan, but it's been phased out and used selectively now.
The one with Datsun logo is a modified car, in Japan because export models are not available, they are considered cool and rare, it's the other way around for the rest of the world, we want JDM 😊👍