Super Miler (T431) 1964 for sale

Does the legendary Skyline model ring a bell? Well, it wasn't a creation of Nissan, but of the Prince Motor Company. The first Skyline saw the light in 1957, just like the first Super Miler. To save costs, sedan and pick-up shared several parts, the most obvious being the front end. For this reason, our unit features the same dual headlight front end as the precious 1964 Prince Skyline Sport Coupe. Its first owner, the father of the current owners, requested it exclusively from Prince to carry out the transport duties of his marble business. And he did so through Fernando Poo, a Spanish province located in Guinea, when it was a Spanish colony. In fact, the first license plate, which is still preserved in the vehicle as a keepsake, corresponds to that colony. Furthermore, there are no records of any Prince Super Miler in Europe, let alone with the steering wheel on the left, as those destined for Asia all left the factory with the steering wheel on the right. A curious configuration that makes this Japanese pick-up a unique model. A rare and very reliable classic. Because this pick-up has provided its owners with uninterrupted service, and without significant breakdowns for over 40 years of work, until, in the late '90s, it earned a well-deserved retirement from the working world. 20 years later, we awakened it from its slumber to welcome it into our facilities. After checking all the levels, and to our surprise, it started without any problems. Japanese reliability. It is clear that it needs a deep restoration to look like new, but it will surely repay every penny invested with days full of unforgettable memories. If you like exclusivity and enjoy getting your hands dirty, this vehicle is the ideal option. Ready to enjoy this exclusive piece of Japanese history? Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.