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Cheers mate you should see my new silver ozzi delivered one car no 1 of 100 the first GTR to ever enter oz in mint stock standard condition 77000klms wich Nissan australia actually owned for the first ten years would definatly be one of if not the tidiest R32GTR in the country.Definatly a collectors item for any GTR nut :rofl:

interested in selling mate, easy profit?????

Not looking to sell but in saying that everything is for sale for the right price depends what you are offering as this car can not be replaced it would have to be a significant ammount.I personally believe this will be the jap equvilant of GTHO Falcons,GTS 327 Monaros, A9X L34Toranas etc etc in the future.Have already been offered 55k and knocked it back some people may think that I am mad but money isn't everything and I truly have an unhealthy obsession with this car :rofl:

interested in selling mate, easy profit?????

Pics added in the skyline section under rare skyline thread.

Brembos with the Ferodo pads sold.

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Mate does the engine have wiring harness and cpu?

No mate is complete engine only has everything except wiring loom and ecu. I think you will have drama's getting an engine with loom and ecu unless you buy a half cut as most engines are just removed from the car and replaced.

Hi Darren , your/ my Aussie GTR looks good with 34 GTR wheels on it . Nearly ready for reg. Brad

Yea the 34 wheels suite the 32 really well. Will be keen to see it once you have put rego on it do you still have your grey 32? will have to catch up soon mate.

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