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I'm looking to buy a track only Skyline GTS-T (R32 or R33) or a S13 Silvia (CA or SR). Have about $5-6k to spend and would prefer NSW car but will consider interstate if the right car came up.

Car doesn't need to have rego or interior trim. Car should be good mechanically and doesn't bother me if it has engine mods or not. Coilovers are preferred and a rollcage would be a bonus but not essential.

If you have anything please PM me or email me details to bluebird910 at gmail dot com

Cheers,

Steve

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