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1991 R32 GTS-T manual coupe

The car has covered 212000km's but has been fully rejuvenated over the past 12 months.

55000km old series 2 R32 RB20DET half cut purchased and engine/gearbox plus all ancillaries transplanted.

Rebuilt (with steel internals) RB25 turbocharger

front mount intercooler with custom stainless pipework

3" turbo-back RS*R polished stainless steel exhaust

high flow fuel pump

malpassi fuel regulator

K&N pod filter

super sequential blow off valve

16" rims

'low' king springs with brand new KYB Excel-G shocks

new suspension bushes throughout.

Car has recently had a major service using all synthetic oils (engine, diff, gearbox). Cooling system service also completed.

All work has been professionally carried out with receipts.

Dyno'd at 167kw at the wheels on 14psi.

$12900 ONO.

Paul - ph 0414 895 338.

Located on Brisbane southside.

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Its registered til mid-May 2006.

I also forgot to mention that its got a Mongoose triple circuit black-wire immobiliser/alarm which is import-insurance friendly : )

Its also got about $2k worth of Orion/Pioneer CD audio in it which may be included depending on final sale price.

Thanks.....

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