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Hello everyone,

Regretfully the famous Hi Octane GTR R32 is for sale, this car needs no introduction, has been in the shed for the last 7 months. To replace this car would cost in excess of $300,000 so it is a bargain, the car is ready to race with a heap of spares/tyres and I will supply custom made tandem tilt trailer with the purchase.

I have just had CNJ Motorsport replace the fuel system, had new billet shift forks in the gearbox.

Price... $94,000 with all the spares and trailer.

Only interested people call me 0412 950192 or 07 40310 540.

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Hello everyone,

Regretfully the famous Hi Octane GTR R32 is for sale, this car needs no introduction, has been in the shed for the last 7 months. To replace this car would cost in excess of $300,000 so it is a bargain, the car is ready to race with a heap of spares/tyres and I will supply custom made tandem tilt trailer with the purchase.

I have just had CNJ Motorsport replace the fuel system, had new billet shift forks in the gearbox.

Price... $94,000 with all the spares and trailer.

Only interested people call me 0412 950192 or 07 40310 540.

CAR SOLD.......

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