Nismo Heritage programme offers parts for heritage performance cars

The R32 earned top honours in championships and prestigious races across the globe. In Europe, it took the overall victory in the Spa 24 in 1991. It won the Australian Touring Car Championship for the first time in 1991, followed by another championship in 1992, taking Bathurst 1000 victories both years. In Japan, the R32 scored wins in every Japanese Touring Car Championship race during the 1990, 1991, 1992 and 1993 seasons. The car's inclusion in the Gran Turismo video game series cemented its status as a fan favourite.

Nismo has for many years had a close relationship with Nissan Skyline GT-R owners. After studying the remanufacturing and resupplying of discontinued parts for the R32 – especially ones that are indispensable for the car to drive or to pass regular vehicle inspections in Japan – Nismo has decided to sell about 80 parts at the outset of the program. These include harnesses, hoses (tubes), emblems and other exterior components. Further consideration will be given to expanding the range of R32 parts on offer, as well as broadening the program's scope to include the R33 and R34 GT-R models.

When certain parts can't be reproduced due to operational difficulties at original suppliers, Nismo will consider methods of replacing these parts using substitute, rebuilt or overhauled products, as well as Nismo-tuned parts.

The parts will go on sale in Japan on 1 December 2017 as part of the new Nismo Heritage programme, a joint activity of Nissan Motor Co., Nissan Motor Sports International Co., Autech Japan, Inc., and their suppliers.