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I have a rollcage for R32 GTR that I was going to put into my car but never got around to it and unlikely to do so in the future.

99% sure it was a Cusco rollcage but can't be sure as when it was recently repainted all the stickers were removed during the sanding process. 

It was blue, repainted it black so it's less conspicuous. Now not using.

Great condition, all the bars included obviously but you'll need to buy new bolts/nuts.

$600 in Perth, WA. 

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