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First of all the engine has a spun bearing.

1993 32 GTR Burgundy

137xxx kms on the engine and chassis.

Overall body is in good condition as always kept garaged, used for the weekends mostly.

Fairly stock, lights mods.

Rego till Nov 2014.

As stated reason for the cheap sale is due to the engine issue. Still starts and runs with light knocking.

Please don't harras me over over the forums, prefer to talk over the phone 0449057770

$12,000 firm

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Bump just got it clarified no issue with spun bearing, instead issue with the lifters.

Price remains the same as I do not have time at all being a courier driver. Need it gone asap, inspections welcome

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