Nissan Skyline RS Turbo

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    A Skyline car with a red body and impressive aero equipment called the LB-ER34

    A “Skyline” car with a red body and impressive aero equipment called the “LB-ER34 Super Silhouette SKYLINE Full Complete” was showcased at the Nagoya Auto Festival 2023. It is a custom car by Liberty Walk and is based on the 10th generation Nissan Skyline (ER34 model) from 1998. The Super Silhouette was a race car in the Gr.5 category in the early 1980s, known for its lightweight body, high-powered engine, wide body kit, and thick tires. The Tomica Skyline Super Silhouette, driven by Masahiro Hasegawa, was a popular car in this category. The LB-ER34 Super Silhouette SKYLINE Full Complete pays homage to this classic car while adding a modern touch to its styling.

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    Nissan “Skyline RS Turbo” from the 80s!

    Soaring Popularity of Old Japanese Cars! Even with a mileage of over 200,000km, it sold for 3.4 million yen! Sold in Australia for $3,400,000 for a Nissan “Skyline RS Turbo” from the 80s!

    Superb R30 Skyline RS Turbo Western Police Spec!
     Collecting Cars is an auction site of the same name run by its own company, and is an auctioneer of cars from all over the world, including Germany, Australia, and the UK.

    Still cool! View images of the R30 Nissan “”Skyline RS Turbo”” that sold .

     In November 2022, a Nissan “”Skyline”” was put up for auction and sold for A$36,000 (about 3.4 million Japanese yen).

    Nissan “”Skyline RS Turbo”” sold at auction

     The Skyline auctioned this time is a 1983 “”Skyline 2-door Hardtop 2000 Turbo RS.

     It is an RS series, the highest model of the 6th generation Skyline (R30) released in 1981, and is an early model “”Newman”” just before the minor change in 1983 when it was changed to the commonly known “”Iron Mask”” face.

     The engine is a 2-liter DOHC inline 4-cylinder “”FJ20ET”” turbo engine. The transmission is a 5-speed manual, but in addition, this unit has a new gearbox with cross-ratio gears and a NISMO shift knob.

     The exterior color of the exhibited car is two-tone red and black, with a decal on the side that reads “”4VALVE DOHC RS-TURBO.

     It has also been customized with 15-inch Work aluminum wheels and an external front spoiler reminiscent of the “”Machine RS-1,”” a special vehicle that appeared in the “”Seibu Keisatsu”” TV drama series that was broadcast in Japan when the car was new.

     The interior is finished in the same red and black fabric as the exterior, and the red and black checkered floor mats are eye-catching. The instrument panel parts are in very good condition, and the manual window regulator, which is now a nostalgic feature, speaks to the car’s age.

     The engine has been replaced with new rings, valves, and gaskets, and the air conditioning and fuel systems have been overhauled.

     Also accompanying this exhibit is the owner’s manual, genuine leather DR30RS folder, and maintenance history.

     The mileage is not low at 200,000 km, but the fact that the sale was concluded at the price of approximately 3.4 million yen (converted to Japanese yen) even with that much mileage shows the trust in Japanese cars at that time and the growing popularity of the Skyline overseas.

     The auction area is Airport West in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

     The auction site has 138 high-resolution images and videos of the car, which provide a very detailed view of the car.

     The unit offered in this auction was sold on November 2, 2022 for A$36,000 (about 3.4 million Japanese yen).

     The 6th generation Skyline RS was loved by many car enthusiasts, and we can confirm that several used cars have been sold in Japan.

     Depending on the condition, the price is around 2.5 to 3 million yen, and if we take into account the fact that this unit was sold at an auction, the price is higher than in Japan.