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I have been searching around recently, and have been struggling to find a gts-t which lives up to my standards. I hope that by posting here, i will be able to buy a mint r32.

Preferably i would like this car to located in SA, to avoid the complications of an interstate sale, and regency.

My standards for interior are fairly high, and i do not wish to purchase a car that has a dash bubble, has mounted gauges (ones which damage the dash), has trim peel around the rear windows, damage to the trim in more than a couple locations.Interior wise, i would also prefer stock steering wheel, seats, gearstick, and handbrake.

Exterior my expectations are equally high, and I want a R32 with an R32 exterior (inc. GTR). I DO NOT WANT ANY AFTERMARKET BODY KITS. Paint must be almost perfect (of course the occasional ding and fade are accepted). Stock rims are preferable, but not required.I

n the engine bay, i would prefer stock as balls. However that is highly unlikely, and therefore as long as the modifications are not ridiculous, and the car has never been boosted above 15psi, i will be accepting.

Modifications that have been made to the rest of the cars mechanics (exhaust, suspension, etc) are acceptable, however i would prefer non-defectable.

Aircon is a must.

Im sure i have forgotten millions of things here, however you can guage by what i have written, what my standards are like. Please assist an enthusiast in buying a dream car.

This car is a good reference point to what i am looking for. http://www.skylinesa..._1#entry5725962. I am looking to pay around $10,000 - $11,000

thankyou.

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Hi mate. I've got a '92 GTS-T but it's in Melb. Body is straight just had a fresh respray in grey. 176k's, basically stock except for momo steering wheel, after market DVD player, boost gauge on right side of right pillar, turbo timer and pod filter. Just send me a message @ 0430431422 and can post pics for you.

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