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r32 skyline must sell!! (adeliade)

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Nissan Skyline R32

1989

rb20det

5 speed

80,000ks with a genuine service history (books and stickers)

silvery/grey in colour unmarked duco no scratches or dents.

Interior is also imaculate. seats have no ware marks or rips .

Carpets have had mats on them for the life of the car and are in brand new condition.

I've replaced the front upper and lower control arm bushes in nolathane which are a common problem on 32's .. this cost me $650

It also has a new HKS super drager muffler

Its got the automatic front drop down spoiler in perfect working order also (rare!)

Overall the car is in excellent condition..

I'm asking $14,000ono for it

Travis ..

0401 293 557

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