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hey guys, my 1992 r32 skyline is up for sale, Genuine Reason for Sale!!!!

The skyline is only used for business which is located 5km from my house so only gets driven 50 - 60kms per week

1992 Nissan Skyline R32 GTS 4

Engine

197xxx kms

Custom Front Mount Intercooler

Custom Steel Piping

Tial Bov

GFB Tap Controller (running stock boost) but has capacity to run another 5 pound safely

Apexi Strut Brace

Blitz Pod filter

Japanese cat back exhaust system

Interior

Momo Steering Wheel

Autometre Boost Gauge

Neon Turbo Timer

Nismo Gear knob

Kenwood Mp3 with full fusion setup cost over 2 grand

All power Options including Sunroof

Exterior

Full r32 front bar, side skirts and rear pods

Stock r32 rims with brand new toyo performance tyres

Has DBA slotted front rotrs and perfromance pads

Asking price is 12,000 o.n.o

Located near penrith in the blue mountains Mob no: 0401597065 for any further enquires or questions feel free to ring or pm me

car is also on carsales now

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