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got a 89 r32 skyline custom metallic brown (respray by propaint n finish) with 140,000km's all mods done between 135,000-140,000km.

just serviced.

new pads and rotors.

new battery

rego till 22nd july.

FMIC

POD

garrett gt3071r .71 avoworld housing.

aftermarket dump pipe

3" zorst to twin 2.5" with hotdog makes a very nice note.

z32 AFM

bosch 040 intake fuel pump

SARD 800cc injectors

remapped computer

5spd manuel

xtreme heavy duty clutch

isotta shortshifter with trust gear knob

ISC N1 Coil overs

turbosmart eboost2 electronic boost controller.

autometer boost gauge and battery mounted on drivers arm.

blitz turbo timer

R34 Gt-T Front Seats

remote central locking, immobilizer and fuel cut.

AVS 17" black rims with new tread all round

located in adelaide, never had a problem. very regretful sale.

makes great power and very good to drive.

first to see will buy.

pics:-

rear

front

interior

PRICE:

$11,500 or make an offer

contact me by phone.

0433703155

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