Hi all,
after many hours of browsing the depths of the internet, I'm still unsure whether or not a skyline is the right car for me.
Currently I've got my eye on a HCR32 with a RB20DET (previously thought to be rb25det), 176km, all stock except for a CA intake and a cat-back exhaust. ~$4000
Since getting my driver's licence exactly a year ago I have been captivated by cars. Before that I didn't really have much interest, resulting in little to no mechanical background. I regret not even taking a mechanics class in highschool. I've taught myself everything there is to know about bicycle mechanics (excluding susp) as I ride at an expert level. However, I am wondering about if getting into a skyline is a bad choice. I want to learn more about auto repair, but that doesn't necessarily mean I want an un-driveable skyline sitting in my yard for a year till I decide to give up and sell it.
Seeing as the car is stock, I'm hoping is should be fairly reliable. If it proves to be, I might also get a winter/school (60km commute everyday) car (ie mk2 gti), and do some maintenance and maybe some small upgrades over the winter.
Additional Info: I plan on getting the car inspected prior to purchase. I'm a full time university student/ working. I would love to own a skyline. I currently drive a mk4 golf.
Any help is appreciated, sorry if the question is sort of unclear. I guess it boils down to the "is this a reliable car"/ "is this car easy to work on", but provided some personal info I was wondering if I could receive a more revised answer.
Thanks
after many hours of browsing the depths of the internet, I'm still unsure whether or not a skyline is the right car for me.
Currently I've got my eye on a HCR32 with a RB20DET (previously thought to be rb25det), 176km, all stock except for a CA intake and a cat-back exhaust. ~$4000
Since getting my driver's licence exactly a year ago I have been captivated by cars. Before that I didn't really have much interest, resulting in little to no mechanical background. I regret not even taking a mechanics class in highschool. I've taught myself everything there is to know about bicycle mechanics (excluding susp) as I ride at an expert level. However, I am wondering about if getting into a skyline is a bad choice. I want to learn more about auto repair, but that doesn't necessarily mean I want an un-driveable skyline sitting in my yard for a year till I decide to give up and sell it.
Seeing as the car is stock, I'm hoping is should be fairly reliable. If it proves to be, I might also get a winter/school (60km commute everyday) car (ie mk2 gti), and do some maintenance and maybe some small upgrades over the winter.
Additional Info: I plan on getting the car inspected prior to purchase. I'm a full time university student/ working. I would love to own a skyline. I currently drive a mk4 golf.
Any help is appreciated, sorry if the question is sort of unclear. I guess it boils down to the "is this a reliable car"/ "is this car easy to work on", but provided some personal info I was wondering if I could receive a more revised answer.
Thanks
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