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1990 R32 Gts-4 Manual - Sold

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$9500 1990 R32 GTS-4 MANUAL SEDAN, 87000KM, DRIVES WELL.

$9500 WITH QLD SAFETY CERT AND BUYER PAYS REGO COSTS. OR $8000 AS IS (UNREGISTERED/UNCOMPLIED)

SOME MARKS/SCRACHES ON THE PAINT. DRIVER SEAT A LITTLE WORN (SEE INTERIOR PIC)

OTHERWISE EVERYTHING IS GOOD.

NAO 0431895772

THANKS

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I think it just needs the Attessa 4wd oil topped up. Condition is usual for an import. It generally pretty tidy, and looks good. My friend just sold his R32 4 Door GTS-T for $11000 in the same condition so I think the price is already cheap. If you make a serious cash offer, I will consider it, however I have already been offered $10k registered, and turned it down for now. I will prob accept this offer in a couple of weeks if the car has not sold. I have only advertised it on SAU so far but it will be going on ebay and carsales this week.

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