GodzillaGTR32

19.5k is pretty ambitious but good luck with the sale.

Do you have a RWC for it? I'm just about to put an R32 GTR on the market myself, although mine is almost stock. One thing I noticed while researching values is that not one of the GTRs I looked at on carsales had a RWC. I didn't look at all of them, but there were certainly a large number of cars being sold "as is". I would never buy a car that didn't have a RWC and I think it is only fair to have one prior to even advertising it online. No one wants to get jerked around waiting for you to sort out a RWC; if they have the cash they will want the car immediately. Good luck with your sale anyway, remember it is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Most cars are not investments, you will typically lose a lot of what you have put into it.

For sale is an R32GTR Nistune board, software, consult cable and Autometer Pro-Comp Ultra-Lite Wideband AFR Kit. $500 for the lot. The board has never been installed, still as it came from the factory.

This is sad, good luck with your sale. Maybe you should consider getting a roadworthy for it. I know that I wouldn't buy a car without a roadworthy, even if it was cheap.

For sale is my 1992 R32 Nissan Skyline GTR. 155,000km on the odometer. Price $14,000. Light modifications: Tanabe Hyper Medallion exhaust Extreme extra heavy duty clutch Bosch Motorsports ignition module JJR coilpacks HKS coilover suspension Enkei 18" wheels The car has been regularly serviced with Castrol Edge Sport oil. The coilpack loom has been replaced not long ago.Genuine reason for selling as I have just purchased a Ford Territory as a family car and I simply don't have room for the GTR at our house. The car is great fun to drive while also being reliable. Not much really needs to be said about this car, if you are actually considering purchasing a GTR, you know that they are an amazing car and that you won't be disappointed. The car is located in Townsville.