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For sale is my current r32 gtr. I am selling due to financial troubles Anne I simply cannot keep it. And I want to keep my licence ha ha.

As far as mods go it has very minor things done. Most of which are from japan.

-ugraded turbos, hks gtss, gtrs? Not to sure. It makes full boost at 5000rpm.

-ohlins shock and spring combination. Rides great. Sits well and is not too bumpy.

-17x8 precedo's all round.

-electronic boost contoller. I only ever run it on 14psi but has a higher setting, 17psi. I don't ever run it this high as I didn't want costly engine repairs.

-did have hks turbo timer but was rubbish to use. So I installed a pencil timer.

-I have restored the interior to factory but has 5 gauges in the centre, they consist of pyro meter, water temp, oil pressure, fuel pressure and boost gauge

-has minor dents and paint is not great but still looks good. Practical not pretty.

-HAS NO RUST. feel free to search around. I've looked and I can't find any.

I'm asking $14000 Ono for it which I think is fair. Email me at

[email protected] NOT THE ONE ON THIS FORUM.

Or text/call 0433633055.

I live in maitland/newcastle area nsw.

Pics will be up soon

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