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Hi All,

I have a 1989 R32 GTR for sale.

320km/h Nismo Speedo

Apexi AFC

Kakimoto Exhaust

17" Aftermarket Wheels

Drilled Rotors

Vehicle Currently has done 20,000km

Gunmetal Grey

I know people think that its impossible for the vehicle to have done 20,000km (espicially since it has an aftermarket speedo)

The vehicle had logbooks and service history in Japan, By the time it got to Australia they were gone. Viewing the vehicle it is evident that these KM's are genuine. Everything inside/out is like brand new.

This is the most cleanest, and most genuine R32 GTR. I am asking $29,000 for the Vehicle. it has a RWC and 7 months registration.

I will take some detailed photos of the vehicle over the next few days and post them on here.

Can produce photos of the vehicle (displaying the logbooks) and have a reliable source to vouch for the low km's

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the moment it has an aftermarket speedo the k's have to be fake.

not trying to wreck the car but we have an 89 with a nismo speedo and no way could we say that our car has only 20000k's on it even though everything on the car is brand new.

cheers

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the moment it has an aftermarket speedo the k's have to be fake.

not trying to wreck the car but we have an 89 with a nismo speedo and no way could we say that our car has only 20000k's on it even though everything on the car is brand new.

cheers

hmm good point...15 yr old car with 20ks? too good to be true

but hey good luck with the sale.

free bump :Pimp2:

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