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The wraps are finally coming off my project GTR. It has nearly $22K worth of rebuild value in the past few months, and has ZERO kilometres on the new engine. The RB26DETT has been built ( by a GTR specialist) with forged pistons to handle much higher output than that which I will run it at. The turbos have been rebuilt and high flowed, with bigger dump pipes. $5K worth of Dupont 'Jag Green' respray with an amazing orange and gold pearl fleck throughout. And brand new Simmons FR18's with new tread all round have just been fitted. Car is currently having lip spoiler and rear wing ( both stock GTR) sprayed and fitted. You can either but a truly unique, robust and breathtaking example such as this, or you can save several thousand, compromise on quality, and soon regret the fact. This car is an absolutely must see for anyone genuinely interested in a special GTR, and willing to spend a few more dollars to get the car that they want. An ideal GTR for someone wanting to build a big HP single conversion.

I will consider trades to the value of $15K, but only if price expectation is reasonable.

ASKING PRICE $26990.

cheers,

Jeremy

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