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YES ITS TRUE....DUE TO A LACK OF FUNDS AND SOME PERSONAL REASONS I AM SELLING MY BELOVED R32 GTST.

ALL INFO, PRICE & PICS CAN BE FOUND AT THE LINK ON MY HOME PAGE

I WOULD LOVE THIS TO GO TO A FELLOW ENTHUSIAST SO CHECK IT OUT IF YOU ARE SERIOUS AND TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW.

THANKS

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Will you sell any parts seperately?

Including swapping for original parts...

eg. front mount, 18" wheels for 17" wheels, your front bar for standard grey front bar.. all + $$$..

If so I am interested also in your strut brace!!!

let me know..

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OO2NVS...I was editing some video from a street meet a while back, last night and have you doing a big launch, looks good. Sorry I will try to sell the car whole to start with but if no luck will sell partws seperately etc.

MRE...Not sure exactly yet, probably a early model corolla 75' model or similar...NOT

Really!! Any chance you could send it to me or something????

I didn't get it on tape...

IN regards to parts, that's fine, but I am definitely interested in your strut brace or maybe your front mount (without piping), swap for standard + $$$, your front bar, swap + $$, and also your wheels, swap for my 17's if interested (tyres 2 months old)..

I can come to toowoomba to collect if needed...

Also let me know prices..

Thanks

Scott

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