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I must be blind because I dont see any 350Z/"Skyline" there. Anyone else see it? All I see on post #2 is R32s and 34s.

Anyway, if you look at the Japanese Nissan website you will see there arent two Skylines, aside from coupe/sedan and 350GT/250GT. The Skyline and Fairlady (our 350Z) are two completely different cars, as far as badging goes. 350Z/FairladyZ = Z33; Skyline/G35 = V35, two different chassis codes, thus, two different cars. Since their induction, the Z has always been the Fairlady and the Skyline (G35) has always been the Skyline...

morris

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whoops post 2 is one and post 3 is the other.

morris

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aight I'm no expert, its jsute everythign I have been told is that the G35 is one of the Japaneese skylines.

morris

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Darn I have been saying 350z I meant to say G35. I'm sorry I just experinced a bit of brain fade.

Seize

Here ya' go

Seize

Some more...

Seize

A few more

Seize

the other Skyline

Richie

Dude, this is a 240SX or S14a as we call it.

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How do you know its an S14a and not b?

Richie

We only got the S14 and 14a over here.
So my guess was that it was an a.

morris

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whats the difference between a 14, 14a, and 14b?

Richie

Most noticable difference between the S14 and S14a are the headlights.
S14:


S14a

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S14 and S14b (95-96) are more or less the same. People just call it that at times opposed to S14a (97-98). You can tell by the headlights and tailights. The 95-96 (S14/S14b) are also called "Zenki" and the 97-98s (S14a) "Kouki."

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Here is a pic of an S14a/Kouki (97-98).