The Nissan Skyline GT-R C10, nicknamed Hakosuka — Hako meaning boxy, Suka from Skyline — debuted in 1969 powered by the Prince-developed S20 twin-cam 24-valve inline-six producing 160 PS at a time when Japanese manufacturers were still learning to race. The KPGC10 competition version dominated Japanese touring-car racing from 1969 to 1972, compiling 52 victories before regulations changed. Heritage Icons renders the silver-champagne Hakosuka in front three-quarter view: four round headlamps, GT-R grille badge, SKYLINE GT-R plate, and wide arches on a teal semicircle platform — the boxy C10 greenhouse visible in exactly the proportion that earned its affectionate nickname.