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Relatively Stock 1990 Skyline GTR R32 with No Engine Mods up for URGENT sale.

$14,350 ONO

Perfomance & Handling

-Weight Reduction (removal of 45ks)

-Light Weight Aluminium bonnet

-Front & rear tein suspension with cusco tops

-Cambered wheels

-Front & rear sway bar

-Re-enforced steering column

-RS*R complete turbo back exhaust system

-HKS DD mushroom filters x2 (yellow)

-Super heavy duty clutch

-G Ready HKS blow off valve

-Low profile tyres (2x new back tyres)

-Brand new cooling system (radiator, hoses & water pump)

-Brand new Gates Racing timing beat

Features -

-All original GTR R32 bucket seats front & rear, steering wheel, shift knob & foot pedals

-Bonnet pins (genuine drilled in, not stuck on)

-Dark tinted windows (dark smoke 15% tint)

-16" AVS rims

-Pivot digital super baby turbo timer

-HID kit - 6000K

-Sony xplode head unit - plays MP3, WMA & AUX

-Alarm, immobilised & central locking system with keys x2 and remote x2

GTR imported in Feb 09, 2nd owner since being imported.

Regretful sale, though wanting to upgrade to a family car

Call Justin 0423 746 350 or Kristy 0404 836 220

or email on [email protected] for more information

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