a tribute video i made for the nissan skyline r32 r33 and r34 gtr's Song: Babylon Rockets by Gemini Five

Nissan GT-R To Go Hybrid? - Gas 2.0 (blog) December 15, 2009

The GT-R is the successor to Nissan's popular Skyline model, and only just hit the markets last year, so don't expect a hybrid Godzilla too soon. and more »

15 Months,31K Miles, $8200 In Maintenance Fees And 16 Dealer Visits: Is The GT ... - AutoSpies.com December 16, 2009

The Nissan Skyline GT-R had been terrorizing the streets of Japan for decades. Later models like the R33 and R34 GT-Rs taunted Americans, gaining fame in

The Supra RZ - AutoSpeed December 14, 2009

It took Toyota a long time to develop the Supra, a process undertaken with the headlights of the all-conquering Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R and more »

The Legendary Nissan GT-R - Times LIVE November 26, 2009

And, synonymous with the land of the rising sun, a Nissan Skyline GT-R was normally their weapon of choice; an imposing two-door sedan with proper giant

The Nissan GT-R is quicker than most Ferraris and half the price - Daily Mail December 06, 2009

When I was a teenager there was a thing called a Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R, a Japanese touring car so ridiculously far ahead of the competition,

In many circles, the Nissan GT-R is referred to as simply “Godzilla”, and with good reason. Cranking out 480 horsepower out of a twin-turbo V6, Nissan’s halo car is a track monster and a winner of many hearts and minds. But can it ever be green?

Maybe. Rumor has it that Nissan is considering a hybrid version of the GT-R that will provide better fuel economy without sacrificing performance. Say what?

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This is just an unsubstantiated rumor for now… but hey, why not? Ferrari is doing it, and so is Rolls Royce. Why not a hybrid Godzilla? Supposedly, the plan is to drop the twin-turbo V6 engines horsepower by 40 ponies to 440, and then adding a 160 horsepower electric engine. This would bring total output to 600 horsepower, though the weight of an extra engine and battery will negate some of that horsepower.

Q:

How can I import a Nissan Skyline GTR R33 without taking the car apart?

What's the best way to import a Nissan Skyline GTR R33 without taking the car apart?
(asked by japansoccerkid27 on September 10, 9906)

A: DMV allows military personel to import almost any and all cars they want! Look at your state DMV website and verify, but the most easiest way is to have an army buddy import it for you! I have a JAPAN import with a legal military permit... and its great! (answered by TOEKNEE! on August 04, 2008)

A: If your in the US.

The Spec 2 R33 is legal to import due to crash data from Motorex

But mods differ state to state so your best finding out which mods are needed for the state you live in and then the mods have to be done to allow it to meet your local Regs then you need to find out whom can do the work and test the work to meet those regs.
Some states but def not all require the car to be LHD but as said not all,whilst some don't allow imports.
So your best finding out at a local gov transport office before you part with any money.

Else your best getting an already reg US one.

http://www.fast4wheels.com/jdm.php

http://rbmotoring.com/gallery/album141
http://www.focusautosales.com/

http://www.skylineowners.com/forum/showt hread.php?t=77606&highlight=californ ia
you could also try asking on there its a free forum above is a thread with US owners of Skylines.

So your best finding out al the info where you live first as any info given in another state may not match the exact info you needs.
Importing wise if you want to up that path and have a budget with the mods then mail me of my name on the side and i can give you places whom sell and import the skyline worldwide. (answered by tricky on September 10, 538)