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Make: Nissan Skyline GTS4

Model: R32 GTS4, November 1993

Milage: 94,000km

Colour: White

Location: NSW, Sydney, Sutherland Shire

Currently registered? till May 08

Price:$16k

Contact: Joel on 0407 18 2002 or PM me

Comments / Modifications:

Car is Stock exept the following:

-Walbro Fuel Pump,

-JJR split Dump Pipe,

-Exedy Sport Organic Clutch,

-4WD/RWD switch

-Replaced Crank angle Sensor and Knock sensor at 88,000km

-New Timing Belt and Water Pump at 90,000km (better safe than sorry)

-Serviced every 5000km with Motul 4100 Turbo Light oil

-Nismo Side Skirts and GTR Rear Wing

and makes 157kw atw, Dyno print out to prove

Please note that this is the rare 4wd version of the GTST

I am only Selling because I'm buying my mates worked GTR and would otherwise keep it

Pics are in my profile Gallery

White mags are not for sale with the car but i have a black drift set and silver stock set of rims that will come with the car.

Any questions please ask!

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Edited by Crimsonknight
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NO i dont think thats a bit pricey thats what they sell for! gtst with more kms in worse condition are selling for $14k and i have to start the price some were, if someone pm's me with a reasonable offer then i will probably accept, are you even insterested in buying or just adding your two cents?

I will add my 2c.

The price is WAY LOW!

Whats wrong with you guys that always lowball an unseen and probably excellent Skyline.

Not all Skylines are abused and trashed examples like I see out there going for what they are worth!

Sure you can buy a cheaper Skyline, but some are worth a lot more than others that have been neglected etc.

Tired of tire kickers commenting on other peoples advertised prices on this forum.

If its to expensive for you walk away with some respect....

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