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Make: Nissan Skyline

Model: R32 GTST

Milage: 146,000

Transmission: Manual

Colour: Gunmetal Grey

Location: Melbourne

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? Yes

Currently registered? Yes

Price: $12900 ono

Contact: Nathan 0422 408 829, after 6pm: mon-fri, sat-sun: anytime or PM me

Comments / Modifications: Immacualte inside and out, mechanically A1, serviced every 5,000, interior trim are seat covers, and can be easily removed if you dont like the colour :laugh:

Original GTR front bar and spoiler

Apexi suspension

Nismo exhaust

GReddy fmic

18" Lenso wheels

Pioneer full colour headunit

Alarm & immobiliser

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Just wanted to comment on what a great looking GTS-t that is, at a good price - The wheels and tyres alone would be worth a chunk of that.

I'd buy it off you, but I already have one....

Oh and err, free bump so that this post has some relevance :D

  • 2 weeks later...
How did you fit the front bar on a gts-t?

Serious? I cant count the amount of 32 gts-t's I have seen that have a GTR fr bar. Its a common mod to make the front end look more aggressive. I did it with my gts-t when I had it also.

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