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Hello, i purchased this car a very short time ago but have decided on wanting a 4 door or much later model car. I pretty much couldnt resist buying her when i saw it but the time has come to give her to someone who has more of a use for it than me.

1992 R32 Nissan Skyline

RB20DET Manual

50,000km's on the clock (unsure if these are genuine or not)

INTERIOR:

Nismo Steering wheel (centre peice says "designed by Teschiyua Keisuke(drift king...no idea about spelling)

Kenwood CD player and 5 disk stacker

Aftermarket rear speakers

GTR front seats

Apexi air flow converter

Advanced turbo timer

Original skyline floor mat

Sunroof

Autoban Pedals

Alarm

EXTERIOR:

Trust front bar

Type m side skirts

Type m rear pods

Full metallic purple respray (i think its the holden purple)

GTR alloy bonnet

Carbon fibre rear wing with trust stickers (not sure on brand)

SAU stickers!!!!!!!!!!!!!

18" AVS model 5 worth over $3000 new

Red Calipers

What looks like new rotors all around

HID low beams

ENGINE AND SUSPENSION etc:

Turbo Back APEXI 3 inch Exhaust (looks brand new)

High flow cat (previous owner said)

High Flowed Turbo (previous owner said)

Big Front Mount Intercooler

Apexi Pod Filter

HSD Coilovers (look very new)

Whiteline adjustable rear swaybar

All the joints have been replaced with nolathane aftermarket bushes in great condition. It costs a LOT to get all these replaced and seems to make a huge difference in handling and safety

TOMEI electronic Hicas Lock II connected

APEXI blow off valve

Exedy heavy duty clutch

also comes with:

Stock BOV

Stock Airbox

The car handles fantastic and runs great. It needs a few things like a front grille, middle vent, ashtray to be replaced.

I will probably be looking for $14,000 NOW $13,500 AS IS no rego, no rw

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