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i have an 1990 white R32 GTR up for sale. ive had it for over 2 years and have driven roughly 20.000km in it. i can no longer keep her due to a career swap and am now an apprentice plumber on the usual first year wage.

over the two years ive put in.

a new clutch in which has only been put in like 5.000km ago

tein coilovers on all 4 like 10.000km ago

had it regually serviced every 5.000km

head unit in with usb input

the previous owner put these items on her:

pod filters

trust exhaust

greedy intercooler

boss kit

turbo timer

im selling it at $13500 without rwc

it will require $2,500 worth of stuff put on it to make it road worthy. i was going to sell it with a road worthy exept i just cant come up with that cash as an apprentice.

i also have a set of evo 5 rims that id bought as another set of rims. if you'd like to purchase them it will be an extra $600.

i will be slapping up the pics tomoz night.

it has until november for rego.

any questions email me on [email protected]

or hit me up with a msg on this site.

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Hey mate.

Very interested in the car.

If i could get you number i will give you a call about it as soon as possible.

Cheers.

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