Tag: skyline gts-t

WTF: Exhaust pipe routed through Calsonic Nissan Skyline R31

Being one of the early bloggers about kaido racers (aka bosozoku style) I don’t get a high brow often, but this JTTC Calsonic Nissan Skyline R31 race car replica in the shape of a kaido racer really gave me a WTF: This video features a couple of Showa cars that are either kept (in mint)…




Down on the Street: blue Nissan Skyline R33 GTST

There are occasions where I only spot a car once and there are occasions where I spot a car multiple times… This 1993 Nissan Skyline R33 GTST is, as of this Monday, one of the latter cases: Basically one of my colleagues told me some people were making photos of a Ferrari in the parkinglot…




JAF 2013: Last but not least, the Akina Speedstars Skyline R32

This is the last posting about the Japanese Autosport Festival and I saved the best for last: a black Nissan Skyline: I’m not too sure about which variant it is, but it certainly ain’t no BNR32 GT-R… I suspect, based upon the bootlid spoiler, that it is a Skyline GTS-t (HCR32) where the RB20DET outputs…




JAF 2013: Ebay tuned Skyline GTS-t

One of the people from AEU86 met Bruce Morris earlier and convinced us to hop over to the pitlane (yes it was accessible!) and meet him. Actually I met his car: A Nissan Skyline GTS-t R33 that has been tuned by sourcing (almost) all parts through ebay! Now that’s a totally new achievement! Ebay is,…




Down on the Street: Nissan Skyline GTS-t ER33

Last week I posted up the first generation Honda Prelude I spotted and this week I won’t bother you with the Honda S2000 but rather with the Skyline GTS-t ER33: The presumable owner of this Skyline used to drive the USDM 240SX I spotted many times before when I still lived in that area. However…




Nissan Skyline R32: all models together

I found a bunch of Nissan Skyline R32 catalogue scans and thought it would be a great idea to glue them together into one single image. So behold the whole Nissan Skyline R32 range: Nissan Skyline R32 all models I never knew there was so much variety in the Skyline R32 range! I thought it…