Check out some highlights from the Nissan Heritage Collection

The Nissan Heritage Collection, also known as the Zama Collection consists of over 400 cars from Nissan’s past. Cars in the collection date as far back as the 1930s.

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Prince, Datsun and Nissan road and racecars are maintained by staff who once worked in the Yokohama factory close by. The facility that houses the cars is open to the public, however, you need to book in advance. Double Apex was lucky to gain access to the facility a few years ago. We took these pics during that visit and stumbled upon them recently. We share them here for you to enjoy.

Nissan R380 II that made 162 kW from its 2,0-litre inline six that revved to 8 500 r/min

The original Nissan GT-R aka Hakosuka. It was powered by a 2,0-litre, dual overhead camshaft, six-cylinder motor that produced 118 kW and 177 N.m of torque.

The famous Calsonic livery on a prototype racer. It is one of many Le Mans-style prototypes on display.

A Bluebird SSS Coupe, aka the 510 Series Datsun, parked alongside a stationwagon of the same series.

This GT-R R35-based racecar used to race in the Japanese Super GT series.

Check out the name on the fender of this STP-liveried GTR racecar.

There is a GT-R from each generation in the collection, all of them in pristine condition.

Another Datsun Bluebird SSS, this time in sedan form.

Nissan preserves its motorsport history well and there are countless race machines on display. Nismo contributes all the cars to the Nissan Heritage Collection.

Every Playstation Gran Turismo fan knows this car.