Nissan values their heritage and its evident by their collection of historic cars and racing cars kept in the Nissan Heritage collection
Sunny Excellent Coupe (1973 : KPB110):
H. Kitano’s No. 2 car which took victory in the 1973 Japan GP (TS race).
March Super Silhouette (1982 : K10) :
Built by Nismo too the Super Sillouhette regulations (Group 5 Specification)
http://press.nissan-global.com/COMMON/HERITAGE/database/en_index.html
A recent tracktest at Tsukuba has shown that both the new Evo X and new STI are slower than their competitors with the new Subaru Impreza STI posting a faster last time than the Evo. Could this be the end of the Evo’s dominance?
Not quite sure what to make of this one although I do quite like the rear aero wing definitely not liking the lamp covers! the modifications include a new custom exhaust front and rear bumpers and the new rear spoiler. As far as I can tell it’ll be unveiled at the Tokyo Auto Salon in January 2008
Probably wont be any new content till the new year so i’ll take this oppertunity to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy new year
Having sat unwanted and unloved in Kyoto for a number of years the garage NP35′ of Nagano, Japan completed a full restoration of this beautiful 1971 KPGC10 Skyline GT-R Very few exist outside of Japan currently and this is the only one in the UK although not currently road legal. Hopefully i’ll be able to take a look at this piece of history in 2008.
Although not a full replica the car features several period and rare tuning parts from Japan, the car being being built as a trackday car.
I never used to be a fan of VIP car’s but as I get older well 23 in January im coming round to them, I came across this particular example at Starface in Japan who also have some fairly pimp VIP cars in stock! go check them out
Legendary Yokosuka tuning house Mines is already leading the pack in modifying the new R35 GTR pictured here at the 2007 Revspeed Tsukuba lap battle.
The car seem to be stock for now no doubt we’ll see some new products for the R35 in January at the Tokyo Auto Salon!
