This 1989 Nissan Skyline GTS-T Type M has a number of nice upgrades and has been modified to replicate the appearance of a GT-R. Aftermarket FRP front and rear GT-R fenders have been added by the previous owner and a set of R33 GT-R wheels fill out the wider fenders nicely. An OEM GT-R front bumper, grille, and rear spoiler complete the look. The stock hood has been replaced with an FRP vented hood. Overall the paint shines nicely with lots of depth and no severe blemishes. The body is in good shape with no major dents or dings. There is however some trim wear consistent with the vehicles age. Currently this GTS-T has 105k original miles.

Modifications on the interior include a set of R32 GT-R front seats, Momo steering wheel, Razo shift knob, and Apexi boost gauge. The door panels do show some light wear and the common dash bubble is present. The door panels and seats are in good shape for their age and have no major rips or tears. The carpet and headliner are in good condition with no severe stains. This Skyline is also equipped with a factory optional sunroof which is functioning as it should.

The RB20DET starts right away, idles properly, and accelerates without issue. The 5 speed manual transmission shifts smoothly and the clutch does not slip. Exhaust exits through a GReddy 3” downpipe which feeds into an HKS 3” catback exhaust. Induction modifications include an HKS intake and GReddy front mount intercooler. The larger Type M brakes are still present and the suspension has been upgraded via GReddy coilovers. Other modifications include a GReddy aluminum radiator, Cusco oil cooler, and Cusco catch can. Overall this Skyline drives very well and already has plenty of upgrades.