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5 hours ago, Aussie_Delivered_R32_GTR said:

I'm pretty sure the car is legit but it certainly doesn't present in a condition that suggests the low kms.

The ad has been changed because previously he mentioned something about the speedometer being changed but the odometer mileage is genuine etc.

It has a 260kph NISMO speedo which is not standard. The 180kph's were fitted to these cars.

The blued out seats and dash bubble concern me.

That said, if it is genuine unquestionable mileage these issues can be sorted for a couple of thousand dollars.

Nismo listed is my car guys. Genuine Nismo confirmed with Vin and Spec, and Japanese service history to support mileage:

1990 735km / 2,167 km / 5,674km ; 1991 9,269 km ; 1993 15,001 km ; 1995 25,203 km ; 1996 30,949 km ; 1997 31,691 km ; 1999 35,569 km ; Export 2008 46,870 km

It has sat for many years with some neglect, as the condition attributes and price reflects, and is not without faults to which I am happy to point out to not waste anyone's time.

GT Auto in Brisbane have completed a full inspection, with positive feedback and mostly age related maintenance requirements.

PM me if interested. I'm an enthusiast who also owns an N1 R34, so I'm not a joker and not motivated by $$, just genuinely have too many collector cars and not enough space.

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Just something that caught my attention on the sale page of the car in question. 

Check out the air box sticker. I'm 99% sure that it has been digitally edited to distort that actual kms written on the sticker?

Something to question about... Why would someone go to that much effort?

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