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We know what you’re thinking but stop right there. What you are looking at here isn’t the result of some crafty photoshop business - it’s the real deal; an actual factual microcar replica of a 1970 Nissan Skyline GT-R coupe that was created by Japanese tuning firm Liberty Walk Performance. The scaled down, single-seater clone of Nissan’s first-generation Skyline GT-R is based on a quad-bike and it’s perfectly drivable. This is not the first time we’ve shown you a microcar replica from Liberty Walk Performance as some of you may remember the…Lambormini Murcielago snapped by our own Phil Alex at last year’s Tokyo Auto Salon.
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Now, what we have here is a BMW E23 model, or to put it more simply, a first-generation 7-Series sedan. To be precise, it’s a 1985 728i that left the Bavarian firm’s factory with a 2.8-liter inline-six gasoline unit delivering 184 horsepower.
For aesthetic reasons us ordinary mortals would find hard to comprehend, the owner of the BMW went and transformed the front-end of the 728i in the likes of a Shelby Mustang, and the rear to imitate the look of a Nissan Skyline GT-R R34. Feel free to check out the rest of the pictures after the jump and have your say in the comments section below.
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Not commonly found in the United States, Nissan Skyline is a Japanese sports car with a lot of history. Risalenti 45 years, the Nissan Skyline has received numerous awards and has earned the nickname "Godzilla". While it is far from the monster machine that nickname implies, this original Japanese is bigger than life.
After a period of absence in production for 10 years, Nissan has announced that the release of a new Skyline GT-R model in 1989. He was set to compete in Japan Touring Car Group A racing series and lead the field in an undefeated first season. For the next four years, the GT-R Nissan Skyline was awarded the Japan Touring Car Group A championship. In 1994, in honor of his spectacular achievements, the Nissan Skyline has been given his own series, which was called the Japan GT Car series. For years to come, the Nissan Skyline proved to be a dominant force in Japanese races. Ultimately, there was never a Skyline GT-R made to comply with the rules established by the United States. However, Motorex imports and modified Nissan Skyline GT-R, in order to meet the requirements so that cars can be sold in America.
The Nissan Skyline cars are popular among young people, as well. Okay, so maybe it does not have a license to drive, but they can certainly burn some rubber on video games and that is exactly what we are doing. Over the years, racing video games have become very popular among children of all ages-young and old. The Nissan Skyline appeared in several games after being recognized for its speed and sleek design sports. Along these same lines, the Nissan Skyline has been recognized in many of the greatest films of races have a theme. Clearly, the motto for these cars are outlined in their design and sports cars aspect.
The Nissan Skyline is a mid-size car, which was originally manufactured in Japan before being exported to other countries. It is sold as a coupe or sedan and automotive style, has been produced in several models, from 1950. In 2008, the next generation of Nissan Skyline GT-R cars can be sold in the United States. Until then, the luxury sports car style can be converted into local rules by various producers who agree to sell cars. Only time will tell what the Nissan Skyline has in Serbian, but, with its rich history racing, you can bet that race exhausted.
