Make mine dark met. green. Looks like a cross between a 510 and a '67 Mercury Cougar. How could ya go wrong with that?

Scott

That red 2dr with the jumbo wheels looks pretty good. I'm not sure how feasible the mega-negative-offset wheel with ultra-stretched tire look is, but it's all for looks I'm sure.

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They're actually Nissans.

These are some great pics. If they weren't so expensive I'd own these instead of Sunnys. Sunnys are just cheaper and easier to play with.

Josh you of all people should know that Prince was it self a motor company before Nissan took them over.

Yeah and that all took place before this model was introduced.

its hot! front resembles 1600. anyhow its my new backround

Yes but Prince was still involved in the development of 90% of the Skylines up until the R32?? (Im not sure), but anyways it will still be a Datsun more than a Nissan......... That just how I see it dont want to get in a shiit fieght about it.

actually, i understand it that prince division was (still?) in control of all skylines up to the r34--until ghosn disbanded the division
note that the current gt-r concept wasn't called a skyline when it was unveiled

during the 1990's when nissan went on a heritage craze and ordered the manufacturing of original parts for the old cars, c10's got a disproportionate amount of items compared to other nissans/datsuns.

it seems that thanks in part to the usa 240z restoration program, the fairlady s30 was second in the amount of parts reproduced.

however, the later skyline c110 (like the sunny b110) chassis had almost nothing reproduced for it, which makes it one of the most expensive hobby cars

in short, at least in the eyes of the old nissan (pre-ghosn), the c10 was the heritage flagship

Well its really a Prince Skyline and also its closer to a Datsun than most Nissans in my book.

If you want more pictures pm me

That is a great pic, post some more.

Classic old skool cars, these get me going in a way no modern cars can.

Note the large exterior mounted oil coolers are very reminiscent of todays big front mounted intercoolers.