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hi guys. looking at selling my r32. buying a house so i might need some extra cash. Dont want to sell the car but i might need the money to pay stupid LMI.

not been defected during my ownership and previous ownership. (bought off a mates gf)

now for the car. $7500 ono

1992 r32 gtst 5spd manual turbo Jan 2014 rego

return flow fmic (cooler cant be seen but black piping can be seen on left side.

yellow jacket coilpacks

walbro 500 pump

r34 std bov plumbed back in.

std intake with air box and snorkel

r34 gtt turbo (off 130k auto running std boost) running 12psi

3inch exh with high flow cat, std dump.

tein hr's all around

excedy hd (10000km old)

nolathane castor rod bushes

new clutch master, slave and gktech braided line

18x9 +38 all around with 235/40 595 ss.

adjustable front upper control arms( not fitted atm)

pair of bucket seats ( not fitted atm)

new front tie rods(not fitted)

hicas lock bar with jjr hose kit (not fitted)

had a small rear ender. refer pic. few little scuffs and dings so not a perfect body. factory paint is still good. could use a good clay and polish though.

probably little bits and pieces i have missed. parts not fitted will be included with the sale depending on purchase price. otherwise i will keep it when i buy another one(not my first skyline :D )

prefer sms, unless you're coming to pick it up.

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located in macquarie fields


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