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Unfortunately the time has come for me to part with my Nissan Skyline R32 GTR race car. I used this car in production touring events as it allowed less modifications and was therefore a more econonmical categroy to run. It has Cams approved full roll cage, sealed engine and log book for N1 specification so there are many N1 parts fitted. The engine is fresh with forged internals etc. and has only had a few practice laps after being dyno tuned. The list of upgrades is extensive and includes adjustable coilover suspension, digital dash with GPS track mapping, special sump and oiling system, new competition clutch, upgraded fuel system, full N1 Brembo brake upgrade, aftermarket ECU and boost controller etc.etc. The car owes me close to 50K but looking for offers around the 30K mark but may be negotiatable or possibly listen to offers for cheap trade in and cash adjustment. There is a large inventory of spare parts that come with car including some passenger car pieces.

Car is square and has not had any structural issues or major hits so good platform to work with. I believe the car could be very competitive but never had enough funding like larger teams to fully develop and parity issues in my category didn't help. Would be perfect for other forms of motor sports like hill climbs, gymkhana, targa or crank up the boost and throw more money at it to go improved production or sports sedan etc.

This car is so much fun to drive on track (GTR guys know the feeling)and only selling because I have another race car to complete (different class altogether).

Sorry but not big on writing a full spec page of mods or posting pic's but interested people can ring me if genuine on 0421 848 324.

Please note that this is a race car only and cannot be registered.

Thanks Karl

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