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People,

I have a 95 200SX with exhaust, intercooler, 18's etc and would like to swap (with $$$) for either:

R32 GTST

Type X 180SX

or maybe GSR, Intregra VtiR (all offers considered).

Car would have to be in excellent condition and mildly tuned like mine is.

In Adelaide...

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I have a R32.

these are its specs

Dec 1992 R32GTS-t typeM,115000kms, Perl Black, Button Clutch, Aftermarket exhaust, Apexi Multichecker, HKS EVC, GTR Grille & Bonnet, GTR Center guage cluster, Front Strutt Bar, K&N POD, Type 3 Supersonic BOV, Mal Passi Rising rate fuel reg & Aftermarket Fuel pump with a flow rate of 2.2litr.

pics here, http://www1.budgethostingweb.com/accounts/.../Untitled-1.htm

ignore the VT fuelpump bit.

ok, here's a bit more info:

3" Turbo back exhaust (w/ Apexi N1 muffler)

K&N Air filter

VR4 FMIC

Boost Gauge

Blitz Turbo Timer

Whiteline Suspension Kit

18" Lenso Wheels

126,000Ks

Very very clean car, in excellent condition, very quick.

I want to swap for something and have some extra cash on the side, i'm going overseas in August, need some money.

Can send pics...

email me at: [email protected] if interested

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