Hello everyone,

Has anyone on here heard of Gulliver USA??? I was driving through Torrance today and saw a 1971 Skyline 2000 GTX (asking $19,998) sitting in front of their dealership. They also had a 1974 Skyline KGC110 (asking $27,000) on the side of their lot. In my opinion these cars are beautiful, but over priced. Does anyone know if you could legally drive these cars if purchased?

There website is http://www.gulliverusa.net

Yes. The cars can be legally registered as they are over 25 years old.

As for the prices...they aren't that bad considering what a Hakosuka and KenMari Skyline in good condition goes for here in Japan.

i saw those too theyre not GTRs though, they dont have the S20 motors

did they even have a GTR back then?

^ Yes.

Rowdy wrote:did they even have a GTR back then?

As Rare said, yes...they did.

The first one was in 1969 to compete against Porche. It was a 4 door, too (2 door coupes came out in 1971). The chassis code was PCG10, coupe was KPGC10.

The KenMary was the last GT-R produced from 1973-1988, and only 197 of those were built. They are the rarest of production GT-Rs.

that would be why i haven't heard of one then... lol.

Gold Digger wrote:
As Rare said, yes...they did.

The first one was in 1969 to compete against Porche. It was a 4 door, too (2 door coupes came out in 1971). The chassis code was PCG10, coupe was KPGC10.

The KenMary was the last GT-R produced from 1973-1988, and only 197 of those were built. They are the rarest of production GT-Rs.

1988? i thought it was 1977

Gaijin wrote:
1988? i thought it was 1977

8 is right next to 7.. I rule typo.

Rare_f8 wrote:
8 is right next to 7.. I rule typo.

I was talking about the GT-R, not the standard Skylines.

The last GT-R produce was the 1973 KenMary. After that, was the R32. Wasn't a typo, you just misread it.

Gold Digger wrote:
I was talking about the GT-R, not the standard Skylines.

The last GT-R produce was the 1973 KenMary. After that, was the R32. Wasn't a typo, you just misread it.

indeed I did.