uk66fastback
Club Member
Any pictures? A friend of mine sent me this one of the Zs.
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Sunday Super Scramble @ Bicester Heritage - 23rd JUNE 2019
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uk66fastback
Club Member
Thanks Chris and Pondo ... lovely pics of the lovely cars!
If I didn't know that was an HP Firenza I'd have said it was a mini 60s Superbee from a millisecond glance! (Boot up acts as the rear spoiler!) Apparently only 204 Droop Snoot versions of the Firenza were made - I wasn't aware it was that low ...
If I didn't know that was an HP Firenza I'd have said it was a mini 60s Superbee from a millisecond glance! (Boot up acts as the rear spoiler!) Apparently only 204 Droop Snoot versions of the Firenza were made - I wasn't aware it was that low ...
That's Steven Gove's car I believe, he's local to MK and also owns a of Hakosuka generation GTR with an RB26 conversion which get s about and has won prizes.
Unusual scheme but looks fabulous I think. Nice to see so many Z's out together.
Albrecht
Well-Known Forum User
Not a GTR.
Alan, can you educate me on how to tell the difference? and what the more standard version of the car is called?
I'd heard that it may have just had the badge fitted however this confirms. Pressume the genuine GTR's also had the S20 engine making them few and far between?
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Robbie J
Club Member
there is a GTR version of a Hakosuka but a lot of GTX's are converted to look like a GTRs
datsfun
Club Member
Basically 95% of Hakosuka's (2dr coupe or 4 door sedan) are non GT-R spec. And to make matters more complicated, a very high % of non GT-R's are dressed up as GT-R's.
So if you work on the premise that everytime you see a Hako, it's not a GTR, you will be fairly close to reality.
It was an enjoyable day. Good to meet a new face, Mikee, and to catch up with the guys
We even stumbled upon Status while he was in the middle of moving house
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Very good - made me smile.
Robbie J
Club Member
OMG that is awesome!
No wonder they dominated the motorcycle world.
Fantastic
No wonder they dominated the motorcycle world.
Fantastic
Robbie J
Club Member
there are several non GTR models, some had sorter noses for lesser engines.. I've sat in a GTX moded to a GTR spec and looked at GTR variant versions in Japan. They do sound amazing, there is a video where he re-visited the track later years later in the same car, I will try and find it on youtube
Albrecht
Well-Known Forum User
Total C10-series Skyline production, 1968 through 1973 = 400,000+
Total C10-series Skyline GT-R models (PGC10 and KPGC10) 1969 through 1972 = 1,945
"You do the math".
Albrecht
Well-Known Forum User
All C10-series Skylines are 'Hakosukas'. Not all 'Hakosukas' are GT-Rs.
Unfortunately, a lot of people appear to think that 'Hakosuka' = 'GT-R'.