This Ford V8-Engined Nissan Skyline Drift Machine Is Kinda Blasphemous But We Don't Even CareCurt Whittaker's D1 New Zealand Nissan Skyline runs a 6.7-litre Ford V8. It feels like it shouldn't work, but just watch and listen and you'll be converted Darren Cassey 18 May 2015 Share Show Video ContentLoading this video will expose you to potential cookies and tracking by the provider Previous Article Watch An Unbelievably Reckless Speeder Almost Mow Down A Pedestrian Next Article Which Subaru Has The Best Boxer Burble: First-Gen Impreza Turbo Or Current WRX STI? Related Articles Features 10 Sports Saloons That Proved Four Doors Could Be Fun News 12 Exciting New Cars Still to Come in 2026 News More Kei Cars Coming to Britain as Suzuki Readies Honda Super-N Rival Used Cars The Best Used Sports Cars to Suit Every Budget Used Cars The Best Used Hot Hatches to Suit Every Budget Features The JCB Hydromax: Inside Britain's Next Land Speed Record AttemptCommentsLatest News Features The Cars We Appreciate Far More Today News New Vauxhall Corsa GSE Offers More Pace For Less Money News The US Government Sold This Engine-Less Nissan Racer For $22,900 News Here’s Your Best Look Yet at the New Audi A2 Features Here's What it's Like to Ride Shotgun in a Reborn Lola T70 Can-Am RacerDon't miss the latest Car Throttle talking pointsPrivacy Policy Leave this field blank More News Workshop The Clarke CWR45 Wall Storage Rack is a Must for Organising Your Garage Workshop The Clarke CHT804 Combination Spanner Set Means You’ll Never be Caught Out Again Features The Seven Best Coupes Of The Last 25 Years Features 10 Sports Saloons That Proved Four Doors Could Be Fun News One Of The Wildest Hot Hatches Ever Is Bowing Out
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