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GTR books for sale.

All in excellent used condition.

Books located in Strathfield South, NSW. Pick up is available. Will post interstate.
Contact Cameron 0487 187 836

Nissan GT-R Ultimate Portfolio 1969-2010 - R. M. Clarke

Nissan Skyline GT-R 1989-2002 Limited Edition Extra

NISSAN SKYLINE GT-R: THE ULTIMATE JAPANESE SUPERCAR - Andy Butler

NISSAN GT-R: LEGENDARY PERFORMANCE, ENGINEERING MARVEL R32, R33, R34, R35 - Alex Gorodji

NISSAN GT-R SUPERCAR: BORN TO RACE - Dennis Gorodji

Nissan GT-R Ultimate Portfolio 1969-2010 - R. M. Clarke (Retails for $39.95, will sell for $30)

All versions of the highly successful Nissan Skyline QTR are reported on in this portfolio including the 1969 PGC10, the 1973 C110, the 1989 R32, the 1995 R33 and the 1999 R34. Plus the 2007 model known solely as the QTR. Included are road, comparison and long term tests, race reports, new model introductions and updates. Advice is also given on acquiring a good used GTR. A total of 192 large pages with 32 in full colour.
Table Of Contents
R is for Racing the Nissan Way
Skyline 2000 GT-R Hardtop
Top of the Skyline
Nissan GT-R
High-Tech Skyline Causes a Sensation Sky's the Limit
The World's most Advanced Road Car
Godzilla! - Competition
Blood Sports - Drive Report
GT-R V-Spec vs. Toyota Supra Comparison
Test Killer Godzilla!
Famous Skyline Track Test
Ode to a Skyline Road Test
Reach for the Skyline - Comparison Test
Nissan Skyline - GT-R V-Spec Road Test
GT-R vs. Lotus Esprit V8 GT Comparison Test
Smart Bomb - GT-R
V-Special Drive Report
Skyline's New Limit
GT-R vs. Mitsubishi EVO VI Comparison Test
Reach for the Skyline Long Term Test
Nissan Skyline GT-R
Sky Larks Long Term Test
Skyline GT-R vs. Audi RS4 Comparison Test
Coogan's Runabout Long Term Report
Skyline GT-R R34 Buyers Guide
Nissan Skyline R33 GT-R Buyers Guide
Nissan Skyline GT-R M-Spec Driven
Skyline R32 GT-R Buyers Guide
GT-Art Introduction
2009 Nissan GT-R Driving Impressions
Nissan GT-R vs. 911 Turbo Comparison Test
Big, Heavy, and Incredible Road Test
Nissan, goes Porsche Hunting
Rising from the East - Racer GT1 Nismo R35 GT-R
Nissan GT-R Second Coming
V.Quick - GT-R Spec V
Nissan GT-R Spec V Driven
Nisssan GT-R - Black Edition Road Test
GT-R Spec V Driving Impressions
2009 Hennessey GT-R 600
Nissan GT-R
Mercedes SLS vs. 911 vs. GT-R Comparison Test
Nissan GT-R to the 2010 HA GT1 Specification Nissan GT-R
Nissan Skyline GT-R 1989-2002 Limited Edition Extra - Brooklands Books (Retails for $35.95, will sell for $25)
There has been a Skyline in Nissan's line-up since 1966. After many changes the Skyline found its sporting feet again in 1981 and 1986. The R32 Skyline GT-R name was revived in 1989 and has hardly been altered since. It has been very successful and has dominated Group A Touring Car racing worldwide. This is a book of contemporary road and comparison tests, new model introductions, driver's impressions, long term report, buying second-hand, track tests.
NISSAN SKYLINE GT-R: THE ULTIMATE JAPANESE SUPERCAR - Andy Butler (Retails for $39.95, will sell for $25)
When it comes to high-performance Japanese cars, the Nissan Skyline GT-R is right up there at the top of the tree. Without doubt, it is the most iconic of all the recent supercars to come out of Japan. It has a heritage that covers three ultra-quick performers and goes back to 1989.
Although the Skyline name has been around since the 1950s, things got serious when the GT-R designation was added, and a twin-turbo, six-cylinder engine was hooked up to a computer-controlled four-wheel-drive system. Whether the car was beating Porsches round the Nurburgring, demolishing the opposition in the Japanese Group A and Grand Touring Championships, or just making cross-country dashes, it was simply awesome.
For those owners not content with nearly 300bhp delivered as standard, a thriving tuning industry has built up around the GT-R. This has led to cars with over 750bhp being used as daily drivers, and competition versions with over 1200bhp ripping up drag strips. The world of the Skyline GT-R is full of cars that are truly worthy of superlatives.
This book chronicles the history of the Skyline's early versions and looks at the three main GT-R variants in detail, together with giving some helpful pointers on how to find and look after a GT-R of your own. There is also information on tuning methods to turn the car from a rapid street car into a real tarmac terrorist.
Author Andy Butler has worked in most car-related fields, from mechanic and salesman in various franchises, through the aftermarket sales of parts and accessories, to journalism. As a long-term contributor to Japanese Performance magazine he has experienced many examples of the Skyline GT-R — in the UK, USA and Japan — and feels that no enthusiast's garage is complete without one.
NISSAN GT-R: LEGENDARY PERFORMANCE, ENGINEERING MARVEL R32, R33, R34, R35 - Alex Gorodji (Retails for $54.99, will sell for $35)
There simply isn't a car in the world that's as mythic as Nissan Skyline GT-R. It's not a end born of love like old VW Beetles enjoy. nor is it the mass popularity of a new Mustang Corvette. It's the attraction of a dream car offers performance that most enthusiasts rarely get to sample.
The GT-R has reigned as king of the tuner car world since the introduction of its third generation in 1989. Its stock performance is staggering, and a huge array of aftermarket hop-up parts make it possible to create a car fully capable of thrashing Ferraris, Corvettes, 9 I I s, and any other comers.
Despite its iconic status many automotive enthusiasts don't really understand the technical details that make the GT-R so special. Nissan GT-R: Legendary Performance, Engineering Marvel demystifies this fantastic car with a detailed technical examination of such marvels as its four-wheel steering system, all-wheel drive, and its awe-inspiring engine.
Since its introduction, the Skyline GT-R has been the undisputed king of the tuner car world. Nissan GT-R: Legendary Performance, Engineering Marvel explains why. Along with an overview of Skylines since their debut in 1957, author Alex Gorodji gives in-depth reviews of the Japan-only third-, fourth-, and fifth-generation GT-Rs. The story ends with a thorough look at the newfor-2008 CBA-R35 — the first GT-R legally avaiable in the United States and around the world. The book pays special attention to the evolution of the GT-R's revolutionary technical aspects, including the all-wheel-steering and -drive systems, the chassis, and the legendary inline-sixcylinder twin-turbocharged engines. Whether you're a diehard GT-R fan or an enthusiast new to the story, Nissan GT-R will answer all your questions about these storied performance cars.
NISSAN GT-R SUPERCAR: BORN TO RACE - Dennis Gorodji (Retails for $79.99, will sell for $55)
Contains rare pictures, schematics and graphs detailing the many unique qualities of the Nissan GT-R, a car that revolutionised modern sports car dynamics. Analysis of the motorsport history of the GT-R provides an original view of development of the models, and comparison of them with other sports and racing cars. Features an original and critical analysis of the new GT-R R35, and the R35 Spec V, which was launched at the start of 2009, is also represented in the book. With over 400 colour photographs, this is essential reading for sports car fans.
Features
Comprehensive guide to the revolutionary supercar and its motorsport record
Deeply researched history reveals little known features
Unique and rare models from 1957-2009
The ultimate GT-R Spec V!
Covers production for both European and North American markets
Comparative and critical analysis
Nine tables list issue dates, codes and different parts used
Over 400 high quality colour photographs
Three different indexes provide quick access
Information previously unpublished in English.

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Total calculated price for the lot is $170.

However, any crazy son-of-a-bitch who wants to lash out and get them all can have them for $150 (plus postage).

$170 for the books, postage, and exponential increase of knowledge that will allow you to build such an incredible GT-R that it will bring you fame, fortune, and females beyond your wildest imaginings. Then the deal will be done faster than any race involving a GT-R.

I'll even throw in my first-born son*

*Please note a first-born son (or daughter, or other) may now, or never, be brought into existence, hence negating this particular portion of the pact. Purchasers will then be required to seek and locate any offspring elsewhere.

Edited by coakman

You are more than welcome to pick and choose as you wish.

However, keep in mind that the special discounted price mentioned above is for the purchase of ALL of them. If you remove a book then the individual book prices apply as listed next to each entry. Postage would then also need to be calculated depending on how many were chosen, etc...

These are exceedingly educational books with a vast amount of technical information about all models that is very difficult to find. As Terry_GT-R34 mentioned, they're great - even at their original prices.

Ill buy them , but not the brookland books one .

Unless there is something in it that's makes it worth while ??

So, are you still interested in purchasing and, if so, which books did you want? All of them at the discounted price of $170 (includes postage) or everything but the brooklands book at their listed prices for a total of $165 (includes postage).

Let me know how you would to proceed.

  • 4 weeks later...

I don't think Sulo would be a recipient. I'd PM the seller.

If I were the seller I'd donate them to the SAU.NSW clubhouse at least like what Rob Rooney did with his collection of magazines.

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