Modified 1995 Nissan Skyline GT-R Attracts Attention as Auction Nears CloseA 1995 Nissan Skyline GT-R with extensive performance upgrades is drawing interest as bidding continues in an online auction, offering enthusiasts a modified example of one of Japan's most celebrated performance cars.Finished in silver with a gray interior, the right-hand-drive coupe is a Japanese-market model that carries a Montana title. Its metric odometer displays approximately 28,300 kilometers, equal to about 17,600 miles. With five days remaining before the auction concludes, bidding has reached $25,500.The Skyline GT-R entered a new chapter in 1995 with the arrival of the R33 generation. Building upon the success of the groundbreaking R32, the updated GT-R delivered increased refinement while maintaining the performance characteristics that made the model famous. Nissan equipped the R33 with all-wheel drive, a high-revving inline-six engine and a four-wheel steering system, creating a sports coupe that quickly gained a strong following among driving enthusiasts. Production of the generation continued until 1998.AdvertisementAdvertisementThis particular GT-R has undergone substantial mechanical modifications. According to the seller, the original 2.6-liter engine has been enlarged to 2.8 liters and paired with a range of aftermarket components designed to enhance performance and durability. The seller estimates output at approximately 400 horsepower, although no dyno sheet was provided.Engine upgrades reportedly include Tomei connecting rods, CP Carillo pistons, ACL connecting rod and main bearings, Tomei Stage 2 camshafts, upgraded valves and valve springs, a high-efficiency oil pump, an oil catch can and an aluminum radiator. Forced induction comes from a Borg Warner EFR 8474 turbocharger kit supported by Injector Dynamics 1,050cc fuel injectors, a GReddy fuel rail, an Aeromotive high-output fuel pump and fuel pressure regulator, and a Link G4X engine management system with a Wiring Specialties engine harness.Power is delivered to all four wheels through a five-speed manual transmission. Additional performance modifications include an OS Giken dual-plate clutch kit and coilover suspension. The seller notes that the factory rear-wheel steering system has been removed.The car also features 18-inch 5Zigen wheels, auxiliary dashboard gauges, front sport seats, power-folding mirrors, air conditioning and aftermarket speakers. The seller reports that the coilovers, clutch kit, wheels, tires, tie rods and ball joints are all new. Routine maintenance has included engine oil changes every five months during current ownership, while the transmission fluid and both differential fluids were replaced approximately 1,000 miles ago.AdvertisementAdvertisementKnown flaws include chips and scratches on the exterior, scratches on the wheels and wear on the shifter boot.The seller purchased the GT-R in March 2023 and reports adding around 2,000 miles since then. Two keys are included with the sale.As interest in imported Japanese performance vehicles continues to grow, this modified R33 Skyline GT-R stands out with its low mileage, upgraded drivetrain and reputation as one of the defining all-wheel-drive sports cars of the 1990s.https://carsandbids.com/auctions/9AbQ68Be/1995-nissan-skyline-gt-r⚡️ Read the full article on MotoriousSign up for the Motorious Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.