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ive had the car for around 3 years now. My plan was to keep it an throw a SR20 or a RB25 in, when the engine got sleepy, but the engine hasnt missed a beat

nissan skyline R32 4 DOOR gtst

89 model ( RB20DET ) MANUAL

190,000 on clock has had 200k service done last month with gates racing timing belt, tensioner, water pump replaced and belts

SUSPENSION:

isc coilovers

rear camber adjuster

front an rear strut brace

monkey bar in cabin

ENGINE / HARDWARE

stock RB20 with airbox running 12psi

3'' exhaust turbo back with HI flow cat

bosch fuel pump

apexi S-AFC

front mount intercooler

nismo 1.5 LSD

exedy single plate clutch

oil catch can

BODY

bn sports body kit with factory R32 gtr front bar with N1 vents

aero mirrors

full re-spray

rolled/flared guards

tinted windows

OTHERS

car alarm

HID headlights

starcorp 18x8.5 front 18x9.5 rear

alpine 2 way speakers

cd/MP3 player

maybe more stuff cant remember

asking 10,500 ono

allen 0403506415 (NO SMS) MELBOURNE

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