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IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, PLEASE CALL. AS I DONT GO ONLINE ALOT

(Car is located in Brisbane)

Nissan Skyline r32 GTR Pearl White ($21,900 firm)

1990 r32 GTR with 86,000km

Pearl White paintjob with boot holes filled

Trial Front Bar

Exhaust System

Nismo 260km/h Speedo

Cusco coilovers

Aftermarket oil setup

Hks pod filter

Sound system

Nismo Caps

Gold Gtr badge

Other rims provided, 18" @ extra cost

Good condition inside and out.

Vehicle is complied and has 5 months rego left.

Drives great with heaps of power.

Call 0423133139 or email [email protected]

May trade for other vehicles - prefer something as an everyday drive vehicle

Please send pics/details/contact to MY EMAIL if you are keen on a trade. Also include your BEST cash adjustment price you can offer.

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Can you post some more DETAILED photos please?

Engine bay, interior, more exterior shots, etc etc...

As many as possible, and as high-res as possible. Photos are the only thing that interested interstate buyers have to go on before shelling out for a flight down to Melbourne.

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