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Dose anyone have any other pictures of this car or cars like this? I am a Rx-7 owner and someone posted a pic (below) and i fell inlove with the car. i wish it was blue. if anyone has any pics of these please post them.

Also what do they run as far as price.

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Thanks

Jeremy

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its actually a Nissan Stagea (standard station wagon that came with the same engines as Skylines, and similar drivetrains), with an R34 conversion. Originally done by masa motorsports, now available thru about 3 or 4 different bodykit makers.

Masa Motorsports website... http://www.masamotorsports.com

We have a stagea section on this forum, check in there for pics. Also check out the masa motorsports website

starts out as one of these...

Ends up as one fo these

check out the stagea album for masa motorsports

and the R34 conversion here

there's also a couple of guys on here that own these beasts in Australia. There's also a compliance centre in QLD that is able to import them WITH the frontend conversion and compliance them.

lol, thanks for the help. i saw that and i was drooling on my key board for an hour. a 11sec grocery getter....... i'll take 4 :D I cant afford one so instead i'm building a 500hp S5 fc Rx7. i am really big into the rotary but have always loved skylines.

Jeremy

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