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I dont want to but I need to sell my 32 to fund a business project

first owner in Australia Imported by myself mid last year

Raws car

1992 R32 Gts-t

Auction grade 3.5 car

80,000 on the 25 package

motor was refreshed with new rings and bearings before fitting 2,500km ago

R34 op6 Turbo (larger rear housing)

New Arp headstuds

New timing belt

Tomei 256 Intact cam

New Tomei 1.2mm metal headgasket

New front mount intercooler

full exhaust

New extreme heavy duty clutch

New D1 strengthend shifter (same through just more postive feel)

Non Hicas S13 rear craddle

Alloy craddle bushes

Buddy club front coilovers

G master rear coilovers

New Gen Ganador Mirrors (got the standard ones)

Japan brand led taillights(got the standard ones)

rear strut brace

R33 Gtr rims

New Section rear camber arms

Ikea Formula Traction rods

New Kts tie rod ends

New Ikea Formula tie rods

New Kenwood head deck

New Alloy Steering bush

New Nolthane Steering rack bushes

Gtr fuel pump

New clutch master cylinder

New front brake pads

Alarm with keyless entry

All new fluids brakes diff gearbox engine everything

feel free to pm me with questions

looking to get a daily for a couple of k so open to swaps

also looking for a rolling s13 shell with rego

so might be able to work something out there

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^ thanks swaps for the 180? lol

new pics up sorry the cars a bit dirty

also just remember to add

the car has

Catz Eye's HID's fitted

I went for the steath look on this one

cars parked out the front of Kansai Automotive on Port road daily if anyone wants to do a drive by

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