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the shell is a 1993 r32 gts4 , in silver colour.

damage:

repairable write off, damage to front right side( where the guard wud be),

tiny dint in the rear side

items in blue is current sale price

the bare-ish shell comes with:

-bare drivers door $100

-rear bar $100

-gtst/gts4 fuel pump $50-70

-steering rack

-key

-ignition

-locks

-gts4/gtr attessa (sp?..lol) 4wd system

-body loom

bits that have been removed (other then things that can be unbolted):

-hand brake mount

-middle drive/tailshaft mount

-rear windscreen

-front windscreen

:spam:for $500

can add a gts4 rb20det for $1000

can throw in sum rear seats handbrake lines hubs brakes and various interior bits to sweeten the deal :spam:

extra info:

car was complied and on the road (has rego sticker, compliance plates, altho i rang up vic roads and they have no info on the car at all. so i was confused :closedeyes: )

i bought the car to use for sum parts so it wasn't on the road under my hands

so most likely a drift,drag or circuit car

cheers

-dan

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Seen the shell once...could u explain to me if the car is able to be put back on the road or not? becoz u said u called vic road and they didnt have any info on the car...so i was curious to noe the details

trade for a running auto S14 with cash my way? I'll even drive it down the street and roll your car away for you (you'll have to help push it up the street tho).

I have to come check your shell out one of these days... let me know when you're free.

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