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Im selling my car and moving on for a while, as im over cars and all the headaches.

Details as follows:

1990 R32 GTS-t Mspec

RB20 motor with 70,000ks

strong RB20 gearbox with C's short shift kit

TD-06 20g L2 turbo kit comes with lines manifold, 3" dump, 47mm external gate with screamer fitted. (Full GReddy kit)

HYBRID GT FMIC with GReddy hotpipe

Just Jap oil cooler and relocation kit

APEXI power intake

NISMO dash

BRIDE fixed back driver seat (standard passangers seat)

OMORI oil pressure & temp, water temp and exhaust gauges

GReddy boost gauge

2 way

TEIN shocks and springs

16" RAYS Syver rims with legal rubber

front and rear strut brace

Cyclops Alarm with 2 point immobiliser and turbo timer

PLUS OTHERS

Interior is in A1 condition and has car has working A/C.

Paint is deep blue and is in great condition, the car has no rust or dents and is perfectly straight.

Things that need looking at:

desperate need of wash and polish

Hole in left reverse light

$14500 as is or $16800 with extra's

Car is out of rego but if its a local sale can arrange a AIS inspection so its ready to be registered again.

Grab yourself a bargain today as this car is perfect for a daily, track weapon or drift machine.

PM or reply for more details.

Cheers GMB

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Your car looks mint mate except i think your being a bit optimistic with your price.

9.5k for a car that needs an engine rebuild is a bit dear.

Anyway good luck with the sale.

Your car looks mint mate except i think your being a bit optimistic with your price.

9.5k for a car that needs an engine rebuild is a bit dear.

Anyway good luck with the sale.

Different strokes for different folks old kid.

$500 for another stock 20 or rebuild for 1k and you have one very well set up car that is the perfect base for track, drift, drag or the perfect daily sleeper :wave:

The car was pushing 200+rwk out of a stock 20 on 14psi and HAS alot more potential so think what it can do with a freshen up ;)

Find me another car around the same price with the same gear that has the same amount of potential with no rust or dents???

If i had the time or money i would hold onto it myself but i dont hence the sale.

The price is negotiable and for everything that the car comes with i think its reasonably price :unsure:

Cheers GMB

There is a RB20 with 75,000ks and in exceptionally great health that will be in Tasmania in the next few weeks (currently in Victoria)

$1000 for the motor and its ready to drop straight into the car for one hell of a daily :wave:

Open to offers on the car :unsure:

GMB

Got any engine bay pics?

How much would it cost to send a car like this to Sydney?

Here is an old engine bay pic, will get some new ones up ASAP.

Not 100% sure costs but i would say around $500ish to send to Sydney... If you give me your postcode i can find out if you like???

Cheers GMB

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PM's replied.

To the people that enquired about freight to Melbourne, it would be cheaper for me to drive it up and put it on the spirit and you meet it on the other side :)

Cheers GMB

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