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wat parts do u have and are they rego?? wat area you located in

The datsun can be rego'd but will need mod plates for the cage & stuff ..... The r32 cant be..... The car is a project the motor & box are in most of the wiring is done just a few little its to be done. it has front coilovers full r33 rear end in it i have both the 32 & 33 tailshafts that need o be moded..... The Datsun is 2nd in qld in juniors never hit anything only thing that has gone wrong with it is i destroyed a diff....i am located in warwick qld 4370....Datto dose 1 20's around morgan parks 2.1km circuit and 1:08 around QR on the sprint track i beleive it is

The datsun can be rego'd but will need mod plates for the cage & stuff ..... The r32 cant be..... The car is a project the motor & box are in most of the wiring is done just a few little its to be done. it has front coilovers full r33 rear end in it i have both the 32 & 33 tailshafts that need o be moded..... The Datsun is 2nd in qld in juniors never hit anything only thing that has gone wrong with it is i destroyed a diff....i am located in warwick qld 4370....Datto dose 1 20's around morgan parks 2.1km circuit and 1:08 around QR on the sprint track i beleive it is

im located in melb, qld is too far and need something with reg as my r32 is my every day car

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