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Purchased a R32 GTR for the running gear but have since built an engine an no longer need this, i am looking to sell the car as is. The car is badly damaged and as such is no longer registerable. This is perfect for someone wanting a Rb26 conversion etc

Parts which are useable are:

Engine

Gearbox

Diff

Fuel Pump

and more just can't think of them

I want $4000ono for the car, please note the car is purchased as is and has no interior

Located in Sydney inspections possible for serious buyer more info call 0424 995 627

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Got any photos and how many K's on it and condition of engine ? my e-mail address is [email protected]

Thanks Brad

No photos sorry, its has approx 85,000kms and the engine is in good order with no problems other than requiring a new water pump

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