Check out a Russia-made Corvette drift supercar with a Nissan GT-R engine

Sergei Kabargin, Russian drift driver also known under the nickname ddKaba, is selling his supercar dubbed the Flanker F. The asking price is 30 million rubles, or around $417,000 USD.

The drifter derives its name from SU-27, a fighter jet classified by NATO as Flanker. The team spent several years building it on a Chevrolet C7 Corvette chassis with assistance from Danish supercar maker Zenvo. The partnership fell apart towards the end of the project, but left its clear imprint on the end result, which looks much like the Zenvo ST1 and its various versions.

Zenvo usually put General Motors-branded crate engines under the hoods of its numerous Corvette-based custom projects, but this one makes an exception. It has a VR38DETT under the hood, a twin-turbo V6 of the Nissan GT-R series.

The car is three years old, has less than 1,000 km (619 miles) on the odometer, doesn’t need any current maintenance, and is ready to hit the racetrack at any time.