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Hi all,

I have had some extremely bad luck and am now looking at my options and would like expressions of interest / offers.

My R32 GTR which has had thousands of dollars spent on it has developed a crack in the engine block :(

The car was running perfect up until recently where I had the head pulled off to check for a suspected head gasket issue to find that the engine block has a split in it :( The motor was pulled apart by Racepace.

There a four options I'm looking at:

1 - Sell the car as is. The engine has been removed and stripped down. I have sourced a new engine block to do a full swap over of all engine parts. I have been quoted $4300 to rebuild the motor as it was. This option would suit someone who is extremely picky wants a dead clean car with a freshly rebuilt motor or has a driveline available from a smashed car?

2 - Sell the car as a stock GTR. Strip the car of all its mods (sell all aftermarket mods i.e. turbos, wheels, brakes etc). Sell the car with stock rb26dett or as a complete car less motor.

3 - Strip the whole car down. Fully Strip car i.e. parts/panels etc.

4 - Keep the car and let it sit there until I have funds to fix.

Before the issue I was chasing $33,000. As said im looking for offers I would rather sell the car as a whole to someone who will get it back on the road as it truly is an amazing car. Still currently registered, basically all it needs is the motor back in it.

If you are interested please contact me immediately as I would like to make a decision with this ASAP.

***PREVIOUS AD WRITE UP***

1993 NISSAN R32 SKYLINE GTR - SILVER

Engine

- Racepace Stage 1 (all the usual oil gallery mods, head cleaned up with new guides, shims, valves etc, new 33GTR crank, forged pistons, block chemically cleaned, deburred, decked, honed etc etc)

- Garrett 2860-5 turbo's

- X-force dump pipes

- Custom 3.5" Exhaust

- APEXi Power FC

- 700cc Injectors

- Bosch Motorsport 044 Fuel Pump

- Spitfire coil packs

- ARC 106mm Front Mount Intercooler

- Custom Racepace oil cooler with metal ducting

- Custom Racepace catch can

- Remote oil filter kit

- JJR 40mm aluminium radiator

Engine and turbo's have done approximately 13,000kms-15,000km's. All mechanical work performed by Racepace. Receipts provided with sale.

Car made 377rwkw on 98 octane.

Drivetrain

- 33 GTR 5 speed manual

- Exedy Twin Plate Clutch

- Nismo GT LSD Pro 1.5way

Suspension & Brakes

- Alcon 6 piston 365mm fronts. Standard rears with DBA4000 slotted rotors.

- Braided brake lines all round (ADR approved)

- Jap spec coilovers

- Custom upper arms and castor rods from Centreline suspension

- Whiteline adjustable front and rear sway bars

- Rear subframe bushes replaced with Noltec items

- Cusco brake master cylinder stopper

- Cusco Strut Brace

- HICAS Lock Bar

Appearance

- Full bare metal respray (Body and paint immaculate)

- 18x9.5 BBS LM with 265x35x18 tyres all round

- Tinted Windows

- D-Speed Clear Front Indicators

- Genuine Nissan bumper bar (not fibreglass) with N1 intercooler vents added

Interior

- Custom full leather interior and door trims.

- Custom 3 pod holder with Defi Boost, Water and Oil Temp Gauges. Defi controller.

- Nismo guage cluster

- Transfer case variable torque controller

- Alpine CD player

- Sony XPlod amp

- Pioneer mids and splits up front

- Soundstream 6" in the standard rear location (no metal was cut)

- Viper car alarm with pager

Built with quality parts and no expense spared. Air con still in working order.

Always garaged and driven on weekends occasionally.

Not desperate to sell at all but if I get what I want then I am happy to let it go to a good home.

Happy to discuss more with serious buyers only.

Located in Melbourne.

Price: $33,000

Contact: Sam 0439 702 702

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Its a great looking car and very nice mods, very unfortunate to hear about the engine woes mate.

Hopefully something comes out of it for you whichever path you go down

Sympathy Bump

Thats fair enough If i dont get a decent offer I will just strip it or let it sit there.

As I said its perfect for someone who wants a clean GTR with all supporting mods and a FRESH motor. OR Someone who has a motor available but no car.

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