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Not on topic but the only way I could get a reply to you, Cloaky (I dont have 10 posts yet).

Re; R32 N1 of mine; I bought it was 34k km's on it and it currently has 45k. My engine bay parts look MUCH better than that fake w/27k that was advertised. I would consider selling mine for $37k AUD and I've got receipts for the $10K worth of mods I've recently/have yet to add so I'm really only after $27K AUD. External/internal kept stock so it looks like most other GT-R's; gets a lot of attention at car shows...even the R35 guys spend time checking it out as they want to see what 'one of the cars that started it all' looks like. Great piece of history and did I mention it dyno'd 400hp completely STOCK?!?

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