[Peter R32]

verry long shot this ,but they are there and not al in best shape so here goes...

Wanted R32 N1 Base.

Doesnt have to be good as long if its real n1 chassis (model code ZN for the v-spec ones ,dont know for sure on the normal ones).
So even when not running!


cheers,
Peter

 

[Iron Chef]

Iron Chef Imports - 1992 Nissan Skyline GT-R N1 – yes a real N1!! - $27,600 landed and complied

Peter, I've got that one sitting in Japan currently that can be sent directly to you, but you have to promise me that you're not going to turn it into a track car!! It's in excellent near-original condition, it's too nice and too rare to modify!

My contact details are on the website.

 

[SmigzyGTR]

What chassis differences are there with an N1?

 

[fourtoes]

Nice original car Iron chef
I wasnt aware that they had standard Nissan calipers though, just presumed like the vspec they'd have Brembo's.
Very nice wish i could win the lottery!

bob

 

[nosman]

What chassis differences are there with an N1?

they dont have abs, rear wash/wipe, think thats it in all honesty

my v spec2 doesnt have the wash wipe either though, but does have brembos

 

[Iron Chef]

In R32s, the N1 differences from normal GT-Rs:

Upgraded 24U engine block
Upgraded pistons
Upgraded water pump and oil pump
Upgraded turbos
ABS removed (although it could be optioned back in)

Nismo vents in front bar
Nismo bonnet lip, rear lip spoiler and side skirts (could be ordered in any combo of these)
Non-projector headlights
No mesh in the front grille (in front of the cooler)
Deflector plates to channel air to the front brakes

No rear wiper
No aircon (although again, it could be optioned back in)
No stereo

Only came in white.

 

[SmigzyGTR]

Just as i thought then, no chassis differences from a normal GTR...

 

[Peter R32]

These cars are more to have from enthousiast point of vieuw just like Nismo ones ,when you want high performance better buy a normal tuned one

Anyway thanks for the reply's , got something else comming to drive at least for next year and maybe after that try to find a n1 or Nismo again for better budget.

 

[Iron Chef]

Well these days they're rare enough that you'd certainly consider them a collector's item before considering them as a base for a track car.

Best to keep saving Peter, I don't think they're gonna be depreciating any further than what they already have

 

[LuisGTR32]

Is a very nice machine IronChef, and very rare

 

[Iron Chef]

And now sold to a collector in New Zealand