How do I get the Nissan Sil Eighty in GT1?

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obviously you want a more hardcore drifting experience in gt... dont have walls and poles to smack into. Though i have seen some damn good drifting on video
 
Originally posted by takumi64
The Nissan One Via? It's a hybrid car similar to the Sil Eighty.

As you can see, the Sil Eighty is basically a 180SX with the front of a Silvia S13. The One Via, on the other hand, is a Silvia S13 with the front of a 180SX. Get it?

hmm...so...the 1989-1993 Nissan 240sx Coupes (US release) are actually these "ONE-VIA's" you speak off~?
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Your car?

Interesting point. The only thing close to the US-spec 88-93 240sx is the 180SX, or "Fastback Type X" in GT2, oddly enough.

You seem to know a good deal about this.
 
Originally posted by RPS13xSR20DET
hmm...so...the 1989-1993 Nissan 240sx Coupes (US release) are actually these "ONE-VIA's" you speak off~?
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Where did you get those pics? I can hardly find those on the net. Nice car, though. More handsome than the Sil Eighty
 
Originally posted by pupik
Your car?

Interesting point. The only thing close to the US-spec 88-93 240sx is the 180SX, or "Fastback Type X" in GT2, oddly enough.

You seem to know a good deal about this.

that's not my car (though i wish it was) but i drive a 90 Nissan 240sx SE Hatchback (180sx *RPS13* JDM), in the US...it lasted from 1989-93 similar to this
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the other pics i posted are of the 1989-93 Nissan 240sx Coupe (S13 Silvia *JDM* pic below)
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"Now the Sileighty is an interesting car... it's origins started with car accidents, which turned into a rend, and then the manufacturers realizing that they could cash in on the trend" <\~click for more info on the Nissan Sileighty
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So I guess Nissan produced more One Vias than Sil Eighties. And I bet the owners of these 240SXs have already applied drift settings into their cars. I wonder if the king of drift, Tsuchiya Keiichi, still has his One Via.
 
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