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Item Summary: r32 5spd $4500 drift pig

Location: QLD: Brisbane

Condition: Used

Reason for Selling: kicks

Asking Price: 4500 ono

Delivery Methods: PickUp

Contact Info: 0429682495

Extra Information:

R32 gtst 5spd man

gktek steering wheel

racing logic coilovers vgc

front mount

3" exhaust

chipped ecu

sard Fuel reg

currently reg'd

body in fair cond with lots of dents .. sorry no pics don't have a camera

check it out at yatala

comes with spare rims

engine is super smooth, goes good for std engine..

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