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Make:Nissan

Model:R32

Milage:just over 50k

Transmission:5 speed

Colour:blue/green

Location:sunshine coast qld

Complied?yes, by nissan australia!

Currently registered?yes

Price:$65,000

Contact:Brendan 0403 486 989 or post here

Comments / Modifications:I dont want to sell it!!! but I need to build a house. This car is sure to appreciate in value. Still in race form visually, but current engine is out of an R34 with external mods only. I have most of the engine parts that came out of it including block & head. When I got it the engine & turbos were all knackered, hence the 34 conversion.

Ultimatley I was planning to swap it back to 1993 race spec with the 32 engine, but that is not to be.

It is so hard to put a dollar value on a car like this due to its rarity, but I think this 65 is more than fair. I have even seen some road going aussie delivered R32s for sale for not much less with heaps more kays.

Please dont bother offering me a stupid low price, as you will be wasting time. If I cant get a fair price for it I will just keep it & watch it appreciate!

Images:I dont have many photos sorry.

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This is a real peice of motorsport history ppl. It was used as a pace car at Adelaide F1 GP & I think it was also pace car at Bathurst 1000 1992. (it was Black before it was a racecar.)

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wrong place to advertise it i think...

maybe in some of those collector car mags that i see at the newsagents? or unique cars?

The thing though its only the shell that is original. The engine isnt. If you had the original engine in great nick then you would have a great case for selling it at 60k.

wrong place to advertise it i think...

maybe in some of those collector car mags that i see at the newsagents? or unique cars?

The thing though its only the shell that is original. The engine isnt. If you had the original engine in great nick then you would have a great case for selling it at 60k.

Thanks mate, I think I will try that.

And actually I do have the engine that came out of it also which will go with the car. It is in peices tho due to cracked pistons ect.

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Do you have the log book and full history of the car? Which team built the car and whether the cage etc etc is all as per the log book. I dont haev the coin but i know someone who could be interested

Unfortunatley, I do not have the log book and it cannot be found. (I have tried!)

It was built buy TTS (transport tyre sales), and the cage hasnt been changed at all. it still has the cams 93 sticker on it.

  • 4 weeks later...
What type of roll cage is fitted, welded or bolt in cage, steel or alloy?

Have you tried getting a new log book threw CAMS?

Cheers Brian Bugh

The cage is welded in steel with cross bracing ect.

I havent tried getting a new log book, can you do that?

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