Datsun Skyline c110 gt-r Coupe 1972
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Specifications Datsun Skyline c110 gt-r Coupe 1972 blueprint
The 1972 Datsun Skyline c110 GT-R coupe is a classic in its own right, embodying the Japanese spirit of race-inspired performance in a package that can function as both a daily driver and a track car. The long-hood silhouette and clean lines of its body emphasize the cars strength and agility, and the presence of the G-nose and ducktail spoiler accessories give it a truly intimidating look. Its presence alone turns heads from every angle and its low profile on the road makes it an exclamation point no matter where it goes. Under the hood is the powerplant that truly speaks to the spirit of the car - a six-cylinder 2.0-liter L20 engine, capable of pushing out a respectable 140 horsepower. As such, drivers are treated to a punchy acceleration and a thrilling top speed. Its then paired with a 5-speed manual transmission for a balance of control and power that drivers can only experience in this model. Whats more, four-wheel independent suspension maximizes handling capability and provides a smooth, agile ride. To finish it off, the 1972 Datsun Skyline c110 GT-R has some of the greatest luxuries and features ever seen in a vehicle at the time, including an advanced tachometer, air conditioning, and power-adjustable mirrors and windows. It is an automotive work of art that not only symbolizes the spirit and ambition of its time, but continues to stand the test of time as one of the most iconic Japanese coupes of all time.
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