Forza Horizon 6 has taken us to the beautiful, neon-lit, and touge-filled roads of Japan, and honestly, the car list is already hitting all the right notes for JDM fans. But among all the hypercars and modern tuners, there is one absolute legend that every player has been hunting down: the 1983 Nissan #11 Tomica Skyline Turbo Super Silhouette.

If you've been scrolling through forums or watching clips wondering whether this widebody, fire-breathing monster is a seasonal festival playlist reward or something you can actually find hidden on the map, we've got great news. It is officially a Barn Find.

Getting your hands on this iconic piece of Japanese motorsport history takes a bit of legwork, though. You can't just boot up the game and drive straight to the woods to claim it. Here is exactly how to unlock the rumor and where to find the barn so you can add this beast to your garage.

How to Unlock the Tomica Skyline Barn Find

Like most of the top-tier Barn Finds in Forza history, the Tomica Skyline is locked behind campaign progression. If you go to the location early, the barn will just sit there closed, and the cutscene won’t trigger.

To get the rumor to pop up on your map, you need to work through the Discover Japan campaign journal. Specifically, you have to hit Level 7 (Master Explorer). You can grind this out pretty naturally by doing story missions, hitting the touge and road races, or just smashing collectibles around the map. Once you earn enough points to unlock the Gold Stamp in that section of your journal, the radio DJ will finally drop the rumor, and a purple circle will appear over the Ito region.

The Exact Barn Location

Once the rumor circle is live, you'll want to head down to the southern part of the Ito region, south of the main bay area.

If you want to pinpoint it without driving in circles through the trees for an hour, look for the Kitayama Big Daisugi landmark on your map. The barn is hidden deep in the forest directly south of that landmark.

An even better navigation trick is to open your map and look for the Yahikoyama Curve Speed Trap. Right above that speed trap, you'll see a small, distinct, teardrop-shaped dirt path cutting through the trees. The barn sits right along that dirt loop.

When you get close enough, the classic cinematic cutscene will trigger. The Horizon crew will talk about the legendary Group 5 racing history of the car, and it’ll be shipped off to your garage. Give it a little bit of time to get restored (or pay the credit fee to skip the wait if you’re impatient), and this legendary red-and-black silhouette racer will be yours to customize and tear up the streets!