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Make:R32 GTR (first owner in Aust)

Model:1990 march build

Milage:148xxx

Transmission:manual

Colour:gunmetal grey

Location:western subs melb

Complied?yes

RWC supplied?We can work something out.

Currently registered?yes

Price:$14,800 ono

Contact:alan work ph: 9933-5937

Comments / Modifications:

Tien height adjustable suspension

Apexi exhaust

Mines computer

Apexi air filters

exedy clutch

Blitz blow off valve

HKS boost controller

HKS Vein Pressure Controller

Nismo LM2 (??) wheels

Nardi steering wheel

Nismo gearknob

GReddy gauges

Strut tower brace

Oil filter relocation kit

Tinted windows

viper alarm

sony head unit

Interior:

Driver's seat has 2 cigarette burns

Seats are slightly worn, need a clean

Sterring has some wear

Overall condition is not bad, will look ok once cleaned

Car runs well, apart from a noise under the car when driving over bumps, sounds like its comming from the gear box but it seems smooth when changing gears. front lip and badges are off and needs to be put back on. Car had a lil bump which needed bonnet bumper and the driver side headlight changed and resprayed.

Reason for selling, time to move on and get a new car for work.

Images: i will try and put pics up end of the week. Pm me for more details.

C'mon ppl!!!

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hmm... Could u possibly get some better quality pics up, Interior too.

just out of curiosity would you swap for a R34 GT-T?

Sorry mate not up for swapping, getting a bmw soon so trying to get rid of it. ill post more pics up by end of the week. cheers

Cmon ppl surely some one out there is looking for a cheap GTR. This is actually an insult selling a GTR this cheap!!!

It is cheap, do you have any more pics?

Also, not to break your balls, but would you take a trade in and the rest cash?

What suburb?

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