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Make:Nissan

Model: Skyline

Milage: 56,000kms

Transmission: 5 speed manual

Colour: gun metal grey

Location: Perth W.A

Complied? yes

RWC supplied? N/A

Currently registered? yes

Price: $27,000

Contact: 0415 959 134

Comments / Modifications: new engine, turbo's clutch etc

Images: yes

Hi all,

My brother is selling his 1990 R32 GTR ( import) the car is completely standard apart from the fitment of R34 GTR steel wheeled turbo's ( the car has never been boosted above standard) still has original restrictor. This vehicle was purchased for over 30k two years ago and the valve hit the piston so the engine has been totally rebuilt ( all receipts) over 14k. The engine has new arias forged pistons, rods, n1 oil and waterpump, new r33 GTR crankshaft, new balancer, clutch and many other numerous parts.

Car runs beautiful and needs nothing and is an unboosted original example not a 18k shi##er.

Details are as follows

1990 GTR

gun metal grey

56,000kms

standard GTR rims with new G3 potenza tyres

rebuilt engine

R34 GTR turbo's

tinted windows

Alarm

Price $27,000 o.n.o

The body, paint, interior, mechanicals are perfect, this is the best R32 GTR I have seen, if you are serious about buying this car give me a ring on

0415 959 134 name is Troy any mechanical inspection is fine.

Thanks

Troy

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