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Hi gtr owners. I'm looking for an R32 Gtr.

Hi all members,

I have already posted in the wanted section for a R32 Gtr.

I have been looking for one for a long time now, and only find rubbish or rust buckets.

Im wanting either a built R32 gtr with every receipt of the build no exceptions.

or, a standard R32 gtr that I will build myself and must have standard 180kph dash cluster.

has to be a non-smokers car or not smoked in, interior has to be in good condition as does the exterior ( yes car may have small dents or scratches as it isn't a brand new car ).

preferably Japanese logbooks, de-reg and auction report ( some don't have much paperwork though ). 

I ain't here to waste anyone's time, the car will have a full mechanical inspection, dyno power run, and compression test at my own expense and check for any rust or corrosion aswell underneath.

highest regards

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Good luck Zilla be patient and find the right car, there are good examples out there. But they sell quick. I got lucky my car has everything you want, fully documented history, from Japanese auction sheet, import papers and just about every receipt from the build.
And no, it's not for sale

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7 hours ago, Old man 32 GTR said:

Good luck Zilla be patient and find the right car, there are good examples out there. But they sell quick. I got lucky my car has everything you want, fully documented history, from Japanese auction sheet, import papers and just about every receipt from the build.
And no, it's not for sale

Are you sure you don't want to sell yours? ;)

 

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