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2 door manual Nissan Skyline r32 gts-t need to sell asap

-Brand new respray in metallic black

-manual

-boost gauge

-tien/gab adjustable coil overs

-locked diff

-gtr front and rear bars

-rear strut bar

-stock 32 alloys

-2 door

-120k,kms

-KnN pod filter

-air con

-all electric options

-sunroof

-kenwood cd player

-sony speakers- 4's and 6's

-rego out in june 06

-interior good condition

Please leave me a msg if you are interested i am looking at a sale price of around $10k ono and need to sell asap as need to buy a ute for the line of work i am currently in..cheers guys

Pics up soon

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if its still for sale after my mid year exams (over in 4 weeks), then i'll fly up from melbourne to have a look.

can u please send me pics in the meanwhile?

[email protected]

thanks.

ive sent pics..but the car wont last that long it has to sell this week..

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