Posts Tagged ‘nissan 240sx’

Red Nissan 240SX by Ken Moore
The first thing that you notice about this car is the wheels, they are huge and bulge outside of the wheel arch, but this all adds the exciting look of this car. In actual fact, it initially appears to have little done to it, but that is because most of the work is under the hood ...
June 7th, 2010 by David Allen
The Series Two Nissan 240 SX
The brilliant Nissan 240 SX S14was unveiled in 1994 and first on sale the following year, it was a different direction from the S13 model as that convertible and hatch back versions were phased out during the design stages. This means the Nissan has one car, one body style and o ...
April 28th, 2010 by David Allen
Great looking and performing Nissan 240SX
  The Nissan 240SX is the sort of baby brother of the more famous and very powerful Nissan Skyline GT-R, yet both of these cars have a pedigree that runs as long as many of the other performance cars around, in some cases the Nissan history is longer and in some cases more inter ...
March 15th, 2010 by David Allen
Great looking Nissan 240SX
Looking at the images it is hard to decide what is better, the car or facilities that the owner Tim Heineman has to produce a fantastic looking machine such as this Nissan 240SX. Ordinarily these cars are hot, but as this car stands, it is a superb version of the car and that pro ...
September 24th, 2009 by David Allen
Gallery of posts up to 07-05-2009
Here’s a quick re-cap of interesting import tuner posts from RideYourPimp this week in gallery form: Bill Stetson\’s 2004 Dodge SRT 4 ICE Nissan Skyline R34 Sedan Mazda RX7 in silver The Integra DC2 in a strange green colour A sunny Niss ...
July 5th, 2009 by David Allen
Jason Lusier’s Nissan 240SX S13
Not all people who own cars like this are mechanics, some like Jason Lusier is a car painter, an artist if you like for he is responsible for the great finish of this car, only by using the best materials and attention to the finest detail can a car end up looking like this. Th ...
March 17th, 2009 by David Allen