The Official Nissan Skyline Picture Thread (56k bake me a cake)

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ill start... enjoy and feel free to add

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thats all from me for now :ninja

[NismoCoupe]

thats sexy

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i didnt even post the sessy ones yet :confused

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i dunno that yellow one gets my blood flowing. but if u say u got sexxxxxxxier
do it!

[Tadashisan]

there are more on the way soon

[mad-ass]

subscribed.
and yeah, i woun't say sexy to these yet.

[fwdtamiya]

For all you in america




MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. (Feb. 15, 2006) – Bringing the Nissan Skyline GT-R to a North American road racing series for the first time ever, AutomotiveForums.com has announced its entry into the 2006 SCCA Pro Racing SPEED World Challenge GT Championship.

The team, based in the Los Angeles area, is preparing to make its debut March 15-17 at Sebring International Raceway, in Sebring, Fla., where SPEED World Challenge will begin its 17th season.

The Skyline GT-R is a front-engine, all-wheel drive, two-door coupe, and with deep technical support from Skyline GT-R teams from both Japan and around the world, the AutomotiveForums.com team expects to be competitive right out of the box.

“We are excited to have an opportunity to finally campaign the GT-R, a car with rich Japanese motorsports history, stateside against the likes of the Dodge Viper, Chevrolet Corvette and Porsche 911,” Crew Chief Sean Morris said. “We have been working toward this goal for quite some time.”

Making his SPEED World Challenge GT debut along with the car, Igor Sushko, 20, will pilot the GT-R.

And though another driver has not yet been announced, the AutomotiveForums.com team has reserved two numbers, 69 and 70, with plans of adding a second GT-R to the roster later in the season.

The 2006 SPEED World Challenge GT schedule could not be more perfect, giving the team an opportunity to contend at a variety of circuits and street course venues across the country alongside the American Le Mans Series, Indy Racing League, Champ Car, and NASCAR Nextel Cup.

“As the product planner of the Nissan Skyline GT-R R34, this car and its heritage have a paramount place in my heart,” Hiroshi Tamura said. “I am very excited to finally see the GT-R compete in a United States championship series.

“I am fully confident in Igor and his team's ability to make the GT-R community around the world proud and we wish them good luck.”

Associate and technical sponsors for this effort include Rays Engineering, Mackin Industries, Tilton Engineering and Brembo, with further support to be announced shortly.

Launched in November of 2000, AutomotiveForums.com is today a leader in connecting the auto enthusiasts via the Internet. Currently, more than 435,000 members enjoy AutomotiveForums, with 500 new users signing up daily.

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[mad-ass]

that photoshop look soo fucking gay, poor car.

[fwdtamiya]

Originally Posted by mad-ass

that photoshop look soo fucking gay, poor car.

I know, but what till you see the S14/Skyline conversion




Okay, back too good loooking cars. These are all R32/R34 conversions

[mad-ass]

Originally Posted by fwdtamiya

I know, but what till you see the S14/Skyline conversion

saw this before, not suprised at all

[HTPerformance]

Here are the Skylines I saw at SEMA November 2005 in Las Vegas, Nevada.