How many M-spec Nur were made?

Just 285 examples of the special edition M-Spec Nür were made, going some way to explaining the prices realised at auction. Powered by an uprated version of Nissan’s legendary RB26DETT twin-turbo inline six-cylinder, the M-Spec Nür (the Nür stood for Nürburgring) featured larger turbochargers with increased boost.

How much are GTR Skylines worth?

Currently, the average price of a good-condition R32 Nissan Skyline GTR is about $35k, Hagerty reports. However, many imported examples sell for closer to $40k, Bring a Trailer reports. As of this writing, there’s a 1993 GTR V-Spec listed by Japanese Classics for $41,995.

What does M-spec mean?

“multiple-attraction spectrum” or “multisexual spectrum” It’s an inclusive umbrella term for the many different ways people express attraction beyond gender. M-spec includes people who use words for themselves such as bi, pan, omni, fluid, flexible, curious & more, as well as some people who don’t use labels at all.

Which is Nissan Skyline GTR V Spec II Nur?

Skyline GTR R34 V spec II Nur in millenium jade color. Super rare, well maintained, rust free, clean! Very low mileage. Comes with Nismo wheels and Nismo body kit.

Are there any special versions of the Nissan GT-R?

Many special versions of the R34 Nissan GT-R were released during its production run, keeping collectors and enthusiasts plenty engaged in what many still consider the most exciting version of Godzilla. Each one added some cosmetic and performance changes to the car, too many to list here.

Is the Nissan Skyline GT are V Spec II Nur still forbidden fruit?

That’s the decision whoever buys this Nissan Skyline GT-R V Spec II Nur will face and quite frankly we don’t feel the least bit sorry for that person. After all, they’ll be living everyone’s dream of not only owning THE Godzilla, a real R34, a car that’s essentially still forbidden fruit here in the US, but getting an ultra-rare version of the R34.

When did the Nissan Skyline Spec II Nur come out?

The Spec II Nur was the swan song for the R34, released at the end of the production run in 2002. Named after the Nurburgring racetrack in Germany, the place where Nissan developed the Skyline. Dialing performance up to the most extreme seen from the factory, these cars were given larger turbochargers for more boost.