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if you guys thought that was wierd, I'll post up a pic of the Cefvia in a couple of hours...

also I got a few pics of a wierd Onevia station wagon conversion and a widebody ceffy kit (which is for sale).

I wanna c the pics too man.... (especially the wide-body ceffie kit...)

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lol yeah i had another look and second guessed it :P then realised it was just the guards made it look funny :)

cant believe they actually are LHD? didnt know they were shipped anywhere as a low volume import in LHD? unless they did it custom.

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Yeah, i wouldn't have a clue about that either... most likely a custom job though i'd say... I wanted to do a S15 front on my 32 GTS-t but then i just bought the GTR lol! (but now that's for sale a ceffies in sights :P) either way, no 180sx front ends for me lol!

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Ok, the Yankys got s13s rite? In both 180sx format, and silvia. So put two and two together. WAY too much money to get a skyline over there, and converted (look at fatf, skyline in that rhd...) So, my guess would be 180 front, etc, skyline rear as thats not different for either hand drive. Then they just change a few more pannels, and walla!

Either that or full 180sx, with the R32 pannels, with a fair bit of effort it would be doable.

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