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Heya Guys,

I have a genuine Garage Impul R32R for sale, it's #113 of 200 made

It looks the same as the one shown here

http://www.impul.co.jp/products/com...2.skyline.r.htm

Comes with all the extras,

Impul Exhaust

Impul Rims(no guttering, all centre caps fitted)

Impul Bodykit

Impul strut brace with the issue number stamped into it

GTR bonnet and all other Impul extras

Also has a Personal steering wheel in excellent condition and a Sony xplod Mini disc head unit.

Silver

Auto

Climate control

Interior in excellent condition, includes tailored "Skyline" mats. The only issue with the interior is some lifting of the vinyl on the dash.

Had some plans for her, but am committed to another car now, have no room for this

She goes very well, I was actually surprised by the performance! Pretty sure she has an LSD. Great to drive as is or awesome project car.

Body and paint both in excellent condition, front bar needs some repair (which will be done and bar resprayed)

Complianced now, will sell with rwc and 12 months reg for $12500 or will negotiate to sell as is (needs some minor things sorted)

88000kms (ish) on the clock, I have no reason to doubt that they're genuine but as with all imports, take it with a pinch of salt I guess

Car is in Melbourne !

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