This 1992 Nissan Skyline GTS-T Type M has been tastefully modified and currently has just 53k original miles. Changes to the exterior include a GT-R front bumper, GT-R grille, modified GTS-T hood, and factory forged GT-R wheels. The exterior changed are balanced out by a set of OEM Type M side skirts and rear spats. The fenders have been previously rolled and have some waviness to them, but otherwise the body is in good shape with no major dents or dings. The paint shines nicely with only minor imperfections.

The interior has maintained a mostly stock appearance with only a small addition of a GReddy boost gauge. This vehicle has a factory optional sunroof which is functioning correctly. The common dash bubble is present but otherwise there’s not much to criticize. The seats and door panels are in great shape with no major rips or tears. The carpet and headliner are intact with no severe stains.

The RB20DET starts right away, idles properly, and accelerates without hesitation. Shifts through the 5 speed manual transmission are smooth and the clutch does not slip when transferring power to the factory VLSD. A few light modifications have been made for performance which include an aftermarket intake, GReddy front mount intercooler + hard pipe kit, HKS blow-off valve, and a Fujitsubo 3” catback exhaust system. The stock suspension has also been upgraded via a set of HKS coilovers. All systems are functioning correctly, including the A/C, which blows cold. Overall this GTS-T drives very well and already has a number of desirable upgrades.