But when I have it in my hand, I know this car is totally a real limited car must look like. You will never regret to have both of them.
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The Sileighty (also written as Sil80) originated through early street racers in Japan who owned Nissan 180SXs with damaged front ends. Because the Silvia's front panels and lights were lighter and cheaper than the 180SX replacement parts, many drifters used these parts instead. Unknown to the public until the release date, these end user modifications inspired a Japanese auto shop, Kids Heart, to produce a small number of so called "official" or "real" Nissan Sileighties. It is on record that 500 cars were made by this shop, and were only sold in 1998, possibly through Nissan dealershipsBesides, This Sileighty also famous as it appear at Initial D, a blue Sileighty drive by Mako and Sayuki.

























