The Nissan GT-R is a scalpel in the realm of automobiles. It’s a hot knife through butter, a cleat in football or track. It’s not a car to be trifled with, and yet so many people do.

In the world of tuning the Nissan GT-R, there are two companies that have been battling back and forth for about as long as the GT-R has been in the United States.

With the NSX finally debuting after what seemed like decades of development, it hasn’t taken that long for people to start wondering what the car would look like as a Super GT racer. And in all honestly, it looks bitchin’.

I had no idea just how deserving of the nickname “Godzilla” the Nissan GT-R is…until I drove it at the Texas Auto Writers Association’s 2015 Texas Auto Roundup.

However, due to the success and wealthy population that spends its new found money on supercars, the Dubai police force has had to up their game quite substantially.

What you are looking at is a 1968 Nissan Skyline Hakosuka. It was essentially the fastest version of the Skyline you could buy in 1968.

Unlike many of the other cars used in the production of that movie, this one is an actual Skyline; all the others were fakes with Skyline bodywork.