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Nissan Skyline R32 1992 type M Black 2 door 5 speed manual

Location:South west Sydney

Item Condition: very nice paint with standard type M body kit and deleted rear wing + GTR N1 rear lip

Reason for Selling:Going overseas

Price and Payment Conditions:$14,000

Contact Details:

Anthony 0411197845

1992 genuine type M with big brakes

New 5 puck clutch

rebuilt slave cylinder

high flow turbo (no boost controller runs 8psi)

3 inch dump pipe and 3 inch cat (but then its 2 inch catback :P

new front discs and pads

sports steering wheel

Lowered

original r32 gtst mags

new shocks and springs

Dark tint

Digital Apexi RSM (digital tacho)

knee pads option from japan

Standard airbox,blow off valve and side mount intercooler and quite exhaust =no hassles from police

Car looks awesome and just had full service ready to be enjoyed,drives like a new car.

$14,000 Anthony 0411197845 south west syd ,Bring your deposit you will love this skyline

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