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Item: Nissan Skyline HR32 GTR Godzilla

Location: Wollongong NSW

Item Condition: Used, but never thrashed, still stock, car is unbeleivable as it is!

Price and Payment Conditions: $26,000 pm me

Extra Info:

*FULLY COMPLIANCED

*12 Mths rego

*Original Condition

*2.6ltr RB26DETT

Unmolested car...

PURE PERFORMANCE

*All the usual GTR goodies

*4 Wheel Drive

*GTR HUGE Disc Brakes

5SPEED MANUAL

*Air/com

BLACK with Golds 17's...

100,000 kms.

Pictures:will be up tomorrow..

Contact Details: PM me here or email - [email protected] for any info!

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just to let you know they are not 'gold 17s'. they are standard 16 inch wheels. Also there is no such thing as an HR32 GTR. HR32 is the GTST prefix. GTRs are BNR32...

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