Quote:There aren't any left. We got the Nissan C22 Van (Vanette) but they were all recalled and crushed! After that the Nissan Qwest.

Quote:From Nissan.

Why not get a 60-series 4-speed? All the A14 engines had them. Maybe the shifter is the same.

I think that you're referring to the
Nissan Axxes.
The owners were offered a decent
buy-back payment for their vans.
A few people actually liked them,&
kept them.I saw one at a friend's repair
shop a few days ago.

- Doug

naw Nissan Axxess was a station wagon kind of thing (Nissan Prairie). The Nissan Van was a minivan proper, via boxy.

Vanette's - maybe thats why its just a vague memory, cuz they didn't hang around long. I do remember them being kinda funky though. Someone posted a picture of one here recently.

You know I remember riding in one in Thailand in the early 90's that was a taxi/bus - the door didn't close right & was secured with a rope tying it shut!

DD - I thought the 240SX was basically the American version of an R31 Skyline, is that wrong?

I ran into a guy a while back in Edmonds who'd had a white (R31 I assumed) right hand drive that he'd imported from Japan, it had a roll cage, strut bracing, etc...it was the RHD that caught my eye.

It wasn't called vanette here, was called "Nissan Van".

240SX is a Nissan Silvia. We didn't get any Skylines here, well the Infiniti G35 is a Skyline with another name.