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      GC10 - 6-Cylinder 4-door Sedan
     GLC10 - Left-hand drive 6-Cylinder 4-door Sedan
-    PGC10 - Skyline GT-R - Performance version of the 4-door 6-cylinder Skylines
+    PGC10 - Skyline GT-R - Performance version 4-door 6-cylinder Skyline
-    KGC10 - 2-door Hardtop 6-cylinder Skylines
+    KGC10 - 2-door Hardtop 6-cylinder Skyline
-   KPGC10 - Skyline GT-R - Performance version of the 2-door Hardtop 6-cylinder Skylines
+   KPGC10 - Skyline GT-R - Performance version 2-door Hardtop 6-cylinder Skyline
      KC10 - 2-Door Hardtop 4-Cylinder
     KPC10 - Performance version of the 2-Door Hardtop 4-Cylinder
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 === Models & Production by Year: ===
-- Launched in August with the 4-door Sedan available in Standard and Touring Deluxe Trims, or as a Van (Wagon). All models were only offered with the G15 1.5l 4-cyclinder. The 2000GT, L20 1998cc 6-cylinder GC10 was launched 2 months later.
+//1968// - Launched in August with the 4-door Sedan available in Standard and Touring Deluxe Trims, or as a Van (Wagon). All models were only offered with the G15 1.5l 4-cylinder. The 2000GT, L20 1998cc 6-cylinder GC10 was launched 2 months later.
+//1969// - The first 2000GT-R models launched in February. 6 months later the G18 1.8l 4-cylinder Estate wagons and Sporty Deluxe sedans are launched.
+//1970// - October saw the launch of the 2-door Hardtop models. Available in both shortnose (G18), and longnose (L20, S20) models.
+//1971// - In September, a new model, the GT-X was launched as a Hardtop model only. The shortnose Hardtop was also made available with the G15 engine.
+//1972// - The GT-X trim was made available to the 4-door sedans in March.