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91 32 Gtr Whole Car But Blown Motor(Dropped A Valve)

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Selling this for my Uncle he has the car car for over 8 Years but a few years back it dropped a valve and has been parked up ever since with intentions of fixing it.

Basically it a 91 R32 GTR. Paint is in good condition except for the LHF guard where the clear has pealed away, Suspension has a set of Unknown Japanese Coilovers in it cant see what brand as the stickers have faded they are purple but dont think the HKS. Has 17in Sparco wheels with brand new tyres on them. Iterior is good condition aside from the door trims missing the speaker grilles and the usual tear on the drivers seat base. Has aftermarket fuel pressure reg and fuel pump Other than that its pretty much in standard form and standard ECU

The Engine was a completely rebuilt RB26 with brand new block and crank with a set of forged pistons, upgraded oil pump restrictors fitted and oil return pipe of the back of the head and all the associated stuff bearing gaskets etc... only done barely 5000ks when it dropped a valve sitting at a set of lights. His mechanic informed him that it would need a new number 4 piston and the head overhauled or replaced which ever was cheaper. Also has a net of N1 turbos hanging off the side with standard dumps but full exhaust form Y piece Back, again unkown Japanese brand but is 3.5inch from cat back.

He would like to sell the car complete as he doesn't really have the resources to wreck it and i dont have the time to do it for him.

Asking $8500 for the whole thing it is a complete car just need the motor fixed up.

PM me for contact details, most questions i should be able to answer on here may take a few hours to reply as i work out of town and don't have reception all day.

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