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Just wondering what you guys would pay for this:

1994 R32 GTR VspecII 66,000kms, Factory Blue Steel Duco, HKS hiper titanium exhaust, fully adjustable suspension (apexi I think), Power FC, Brembo brakes as standard (VspecII), 17" Volk rims, Imacculate interior, one or two light scratches on body but otherwise immaculate.

What would you be willing to pay for this????

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I know i guy at work thinking about selling his...

You all know it rego "MYR32"

He is looking for 40k and his is the best GTR i have ever experienced... He has spent over 20 grand on preping that car

and he treats it so well.... The only thing is alll the drewl marks..

Its a daily thing he has to put up with...

Originally posted by nismogtsx

I know i guy at work thinking about selling his...

You all know it rego "MYR32"

He is looking for 40k and his is the best GTR i have ever experienced... He has spent over 20 grand on preping that car

and he treats it so well.... The only thing is alll the drewl marks..

Its a daily thing he has to put up with...

He works at Harvey Norman doesn't he? I remember seeing that beast and i fell in love straight away, forced me into getting one, lol:) .

Originally posted by EVL R33

Just wondering what you guys would pay for this:

1994 R32 GTR VspecII 66,000kms, Factory Blue Steel Duco, HKS hiper titanium exhaust, fully adjustable suspension (apexi I think), Power FC, Brembo brakes as standard (VspecII), 17" Volk rims, Imacculate interior,  one or two light scratches on body but otherwise immaculate.

What would you be willing to pay for this????

just saw the puppy on the c-red site.. nice :-)

it looks like its in pretty good nick and going by the last one i saw from that place which is the same colour also, id say its a reasonable price.

the last one..

vpsec32 which says its sold for 48k..

Shaun

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