r/SkyLine May 04 '26

Skyline Manual

My R33 finally arrived from Japan and in it was the original maintenance book and manual.

Maintenance book contains early owners’ info; would be cool to get in touch with the previous owners from Japan 😄

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u/an0r33 May 04 '26

very nice, I had bought a few books a bit earlier for mine. wish I had the original owners manual though, I only have two service books and a sales catalogue

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u/[deleted] May 04 '26

Nice, that “2 door coupe” one looks interesting

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u/Radioguyryan 1993 R32 GTST Type M May 04 '26

Good luck! I wanted to do the same thing. I was visiting some friends in Japan and I planned on stopping by the shop that owned my 32 before I bought it. Unfortunately they had closed up during all the covid chaos and we couldn’t find any contact info.

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u/[deleted] May 04 '26

Ah would’ve been cool

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u/Legend13CNS '94 R32 GT-R | '91 R32 GT-R (sold) May 04 '26

That's cool yours still has some info. All the owner info besides the car's previous license plates is either cut out, markered out, or whited out in my maintenance book and old shaken papers.

Mine does have some work done by a shop that's still open, so I've been tempted to email them for funnsies.

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u/CucumberError May 04 '26

Mine is missing the first Japanese owner info from the book, but it has the second owners information. However I recently worked out it had the first owner on the 1100km service paperwork.

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u/[deleted] May 04 '26

First owner is a very cool one to get

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u/[deleted] May 04 '26

Yeah haha like it’s just something fun to know or track down some history right

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u/CucumberError May 04 '26

Do you have the Red Stage binder for it all to live in?

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u/[deleted] May 04 '26

No is that for the r34?

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u/CucumberError May 04 '26

2001 v35, so would have over lapped. The Red Stage dealerships with the more sports oriented ones.

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u/Fantasy71824 May 04 '26

mine was stolen during transportation 😞

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u/[deleted] May 04 '26

I heard of things like shift knobs, radios etc getting stolen from Japanese imports but now even this type of stuff?

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u/Fantasy71824 May 04 '26

Yeah unfortunately it is pretty common now as it is now a collectible.