Transformer na kołach z lat 80.! | Tajemnice konstrukcji Nissan Exa N13

Cheers! Meet the Nissan EXA N13 (Pulsar NX) – the strangest JDM classic from the 1980s! We bought a car you've never seen on Polish roads. It's a true Japanese transformer with pop-up headlights, which you can transform into a station wagon or pickup yourself! See the story of the purchase and restoration of this unique project. Imagine a car that's a sleek coupé on Monday, a practical mini-wagon (Sportback) on Wednesday, and opens up like a Targa on the weekend. Nissan's California-based design team created a true "transformer" that allowed owners to physically rebuild the body in their own garage. In this installment of the Design Secrets series, we'll explore: 👉 How exactly did the module swapping system work (and why did it require a powerhouse)? 👉 Where did the idea for such an unconventional body come from? 👉 What engines powered this Japanese experiment? 👉 Why is this car's leak-tightness still a nightmare for owners? Get a strong cup of coffee and take a journey back to a time when nothing was impossible in the automotive industry! 📌 Timestamps (Chapters): [00:00] – Introduction: Introducing an extraordinary Japanese classic [01:22] – Interview with the owner: Where did the idea for buying a Nissan Exa come from? [02:45] – The history of the N13 (Pulsar NX) and design for the American market [04:02] – The "Transformer" car: Modular construction (Coupe, Sportback, Pickup) [05:25] – Extreme comeback after purchase: Breakdowns and a trip on a flatbed truck [07:26] – The restoration process: Engine head, bodywork repairs, and sealing [09:19] – Availability of spare parts for a rare classic [09:44] – Construction secrets: How does the roof and hatch replacement mechanism work? [11:45] – Engineering issues (body stiffness, creaking, seals) [12:55] – Under the hood: 1.6-liter carburetor engine, automatic transmission, and "Frankenstein" radiator [15:29] – Overview of historical engine versions offered in the model [16:32] – Unique details: Hidden door handles, blue velour, and interior design [19:16] – Anecdotes about other examples in Poland [20:07] – Summary, thanks, and closing Leave a thumbs up, subscribe, and let us know in the comments: which body style would you drive out of the garage – Coupé or Sportback? Also, remember to check out our new JDM-themed stickers and bags in the store! To stay up to date: Subscribe to the channel Click the bell Follow me on Social Media - Instagram - @dragonmotross Music https://pixabay.com/music/synthwave-n...