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Hay guy and girls my car is up 4 sale.

Make

1989 Nissan skyline R32GTR

Gun metael grey

95000Km's

Mods

-18"mags

-2New turbos done 5000Km Runs 15psi can handel 20psi

-2pods

-Dry cell battery

-New clutch and pressur plate

-Lowered

-Kit

-Turbo timer

$24500

Cheers Chris

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