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1989 R32 Gts4: Nsw/act Area

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Car: 1989 Nissan Skyline R32 GTS4 - RB20DET Turbo

Location: NSW/ACT

Price: $6500

Rego: 6 Months

Kms: 144,000

Trans: 5 Speed Manual

Colour: Black

Mods: Intercooler, HKS Pod Filter (Enclosed) & BOV.

No I'm not moving overseas, but I am looking to get a daily that's a bit more sedate (BMW etc), so the R32 has to go, it's been my daily driver for a little bit now.

This vehicle is in good condition for it's age, with the odd scratch here and there. I have recently purchased all new interior trims as the ones in it were average. I have also replaced the ABS, Power Steering, Brake Master Cylinder (as they were leaky and old), rocker cover gaskets and the normal servicing items. It has an aftermaket JVC headunit, DVD player thingo - I'm not up with sound so I have NFI about this thing.

This car is engineered in NSW for the modifications.

The car comes with a bunch of parts such as;

New brake pads;

Aftermarket Dump Pipe (JJR);

HID Kit;

R34 GTT Rear Seat;

New Interior Trims (Whole thing except for dash);

10" Kenwood Sub;

2 Amps.

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CONTACT: 0424 979 693

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