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Make: Nissan

Model: Skyline R32 GTR

Milage: 87,000

Transmission: manual

Colour: dark blue

Location: Sydney

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? Yes

Currently registered? Yes

Price: $16,550

Contact: 0404 809358 or [email protected]

Comments / Modifications:

Comments / Modifications:

Nismo Turbo Back Exhaust

Hi Flow Cat

HKS Turbos

17" 3 Spoke Mags

HKS pod filters

Body Kit

Turbo Timer

Front strut brace

Full electrics

Factory GTR logo floor mats

4 wheel steering

4 wheel drive traction control

ABS

Air conditioning

Timing Belt Service done

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