Too bad the Tommy Kaira edition of the skyline is so much sweeter, and if you're lucky, you could get one. there's currently only one in the US, and the owner is the luckiest man alive, with a pricetag far short of 170K for the same features, some better, some worse... now, Nissan has always been a fantastic company since Datsun became extinct, and even when Datsun was Nissan. Nissan, since the beginning, has always made a goal of offering style, comfort, and performance (for it's era) at an affordable price... with the exception of the 1990-1996 300ZX when there was a supercar battle between Nissan (300ZX,) Mazda (RX-7,) Mitsubishi (3000GT,) and Toyota (Supra.) It was feared that the same battle would reignite in our modern age, but due to economical planning and strategic timing from Nissan and other companies, the Big explosion of the 90's was not relived. MY ex-bassist's dad used to race 240Z's back in the day professionally, so my knowledge of Nissan and oldschool performance is not shortlived, I follow closely.

 

Unfortunately, all of the cars aforementioned in my previous post died a luxurious death from their pricetags in the mid 90's.

 

if we got about 7 of us together, we could sell one kidney each to the UT Austin, and make 30 grand a piece, and share the damn thing. 1 Day of driving each. I call sunday.

 

wtf live2burn sounds like your writing a report

 

the guy who owns the TK r33 use to live in nova ive seen the car numerous times..i rather have the Ztuned over the tommy K..2.8L owns 2.6L

 

oh yeah they only made 20..but two of the buyers are not in Japan, one is in the UK and one is here in the US..i wonder who bought it from the states hmmmm

 

Jay I will buy you a beer if you let me borrow $200k.

 

Fucking fuck.

 

 

he bought it on ebay for roughly 20,000 USD, from a man who knew not what he had. He resides in florida, what the hell it's doing in NoVA i don't know. but if you're telling me you'd rather pay the extra $150,000 to get your hands on an extra .2 litres, be my guest. even at true MSRP, the TK is still more bang for the buck.
-will