How many Z-tune R34 are left?

Unlike its predecessors, this NISMO was built to celebrate NISMO’s 20th anniversary and only 20 were ever produced. While 20 was produced, the first production Z-Tune, the Z-Tune I was NISMO’s prototype car and was never sold to the public, leaving only 19 Z-Tune II’s for a few lucky individuals to enjoy.

Was the R34 sold in Australia?

Designated R34, the 10th Skyline series was announced in late 1997. Two and four-door versions of were available but sales were limited predominantly to the Japanese domestic market. Bottom of the R34 model pile and almost never seen in Australia is the 2.0-litre GT.

Is the Nissan Nismo R34 GTR a ztune?

Nissan claimed 10.06. An R34 doing 10s is nothing new. yes, the black skyline I uploaded to this site ELSEWHERE on a regular R34 GTR page is not a ztune, its an R34 GTR STOCK body. yes “Georg”, if you read this and are still here, kill yourself.

Which is the most rare Nissan Skyline GT-R Z tune?

The ultra-rare R34 Z-Tune is the most desirable of them all. Nissan and Nismo built the first Z-Tune back in 2003 as a way to send-off the R34-generation model in style but by the time the green light was given to put the Z-Tune into production, the R34 had already reached the end of its production run.

When did the Nissan GT are R34 come out?

The first Nissan GT-R R34 would roll off the production line in January 1999 and production would continue until 2002. It was one of the most advanced cars of its time and it retained Nissan’s much loved RB26DETT engine from the R32 and R33 GT-Rs.

Which is the most expensive R34 GTR in the world?

It now resides in Melbourne, Australia and could very well be the most expensive R34 GT-R on earth, valued at well over $500,000. This example also benefits from some minor modifications and during a recent dyno run, delivered an impressive 351 kW (477 hp) at the wheels. Detailing the Worlds Most Expensive R34 GTR (Midnight Purple III Z-Tune) | 4K