Hi, Everyone.
I was driving to work this morning when I saw some guy driving a Nissan Silvia. It looked like a nice enough car being a cousin to the 240SX. He probably had it imported and speced out to California standards like some people do with the Skyline. Then I got to work and looked at the specifications to that bad boy. Mmmmm, yummy. Rear-wheel drive, 250HP inline-4, performance similar to the S2000, priced around $20,000 U.S.D..
Nice!
I was driving to work this morning when I saw some guy driving a Nissan Silvia. It looked like a nice enough car being a cousin to the 240SX. He probably had it imported and speced out to California standards like some people do with the Skyline. Then I got to work and looked at the specifications to that bad boy. Mmmmm, yummy. Rear-wheel drive, 250HP inline-4, performance similar to the S2000, priced around $20,000 U.S.D..
Nice!
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Originally posted by dsmercado
anyone have any pics?
of the car, that is...
http://www.freshalloy.com/cars/nissa.../silvia01.htmlOriginally posted by dsmercado
anyone have any pics?
of the car, that is...
Enjoy!
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Originally posted by yo_its_ok
I think Kev peed in his pants...
* Over in the corner cleaning up the mess *Originally posted by yo_its_ok
I think Kev peed in his pants...
You guys would love going to Okinawa. (at least for the first few days.) I was stationed there for 13 months. There were tons of Silvias. As I recall, there was the "Q" and the "K" model. One was a turbo, one was not. I knew a Marine who drove a wide body Nissan Silvia. His was the only one of its kind on the island. He had around 300 hp at the wheels. That car was awesome.
Also, Skylines were a dime a dozen. I saw a few GT-Rs but mainly the NA versions. Very sweet cars.
Finally, I got to drive a car called the Toyota Levin. Think of a Corolla with a factory supercharger. Unreal...
Also, Skylines were a dime a dozen. I saw a few GT-Rs but mainly the NA versions. Very sweet cars.
Finally, I got to drive a car called the Toyota Levin. Think of a Corolla with a factory supercharger. Unreal...
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Originally posted by Pervis Anathema
You guys would love going to Okinawa. (at least for the first few days.) I was stationed there for 13 months. There were tons of Silvias. As I recall, there was the "Q" and the "K" model. One was a turbo, one was not. I new a Marine who drove a wide body Nissan Silvia. His was the only one of its kind on the island. He had around 300 hp at the wheels. That car was awesome.
Also, Skylines were a dime a dozen. I saw a few GT-Rs but mainly the NA versions. Very sweet cars.
Finally, I got to drive a car called the Toyota Levin. Think of a Corolla with a factory supercharger. Unreal...
lucky people.. we dont get those bad a** nissan sport cars Originally posted by Pervis Anathema
You guys would love going to Okinawa. (at least for the first few days.) I was stationed there for 13 months. There were tons of Silvias. As I recall, there was the "Q" and the "K" model. One was a turbo, one was not. I new a Marine who drove a wide body Nissan Silvia. His was the only one of its kind on the island. He had around 300 hp at the wheels. That car was awesome.
Also, Skylines were a dime a dozen. I saw a few GT-Rs but mainly the NA versions. Very sweet cars.
Finally, I got to drive a car called the Toyota Levin. Think of a Corolla with a factory supercharger. Unreal...
Senior Member
Hey...it should be easy to tell if it was a real Silvia or a 240sx conversion.......
Which side of the car was he driving from?
Casey
Which side of the car was he driving from?
Casey
