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Hi all.

The time has come..

R32 Skyline GTST

1992 Manual.

Everything power.

Interior:

Autotechnica Steering wheel

Impul Gear Knob

Autometer Pilar mounted Boost & Air fuel gauges

White AXS front and rear seat covers

Foot well Neons

Door neons

Roof mounted Black lights (Glows on White seat covers)

Exterior:

Blue with violet pearl 5month old paint.

Full Final Konnexion Body kit (very rare)

19†Shadow chrome HP design Wheels

Turbo timer

Engine:

High flowed Rb20 Turbo

Hybrid Front mount Intercooler

3†Turbo back Exhaust system with Chrome muffler

Bosch 040 Fuel pump

Turbosmart Boost controller

K&N pod filter with Heat shield

Suspension:

Whiteline Springs

Bilstein Shocks

Whiteline Front and rear Heay huty Adjustable Sway bars

Whiteline Front and Rear Camber kits

Whiteline Front and Rear castor kits

Whiteline Diff align

Front Strut brace.

Stereo:

Alpine 12†S type Subs X2

Alpine M1000 Mono block Amp

Alpine 4channel Amp

Alpine Rear 2 way 6.5†speakers

Alpine Front 6.5†Splits

Removing Alpine DVD player, selling with JVC Double din CD player.

Yellow top Battery

Recent Services:

Timing belt - 4000k ago

Water pump - 4000k

Crankshaft sprocket - 4000k

Crank & cam shaft seals - 4000k

Radiator - 4000k

Diff oil - 4000k

Gearbox oil - 4000k

Engine oil - 2000k

Brake and clutch fluid flush - 4000k

Clutch slave cylinder - 500k

Fuel Pump - 1000k

Rear tyres - 4000k

Rear brakes with Disc Machine - 1000k

Air Con. - 1000k

May have missed something.. but feel free to ask.

Very sad to put my baby up for sale, but its time to go.

This car is well looked after, always serviced before.

Asking $18,000. First to see will buy.. Its an awesome car.. im just lookin at a house for now.

PLease get back to me via PM or feel free to call 0402419988

Located in Canberra.

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