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Make:Nissan

Model:1990 Nissan Skyline r32 GTR

Milage:113,800 kms

Transmission:5 speed

Colour:Gun Metal Grey

Location:Melbourne

Complied:Yes

RWC supplied:N/A

Currently registered:Yes

Price:$16500

Contact:0432 456 602

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Very sad to let this beast GODZILLA go… GIVE ME n OFFER!!

Clean GODZILLA 1990 r32 GTR great condition especially for its age – Graded 4. Bargain price!! Paint still in new form no repaint needed.

Direct import from Japan. First Australian owner. This car is well maintained. Every car service of 3000km met. Love the car! Top condition! Runs very smooth, quick response acceleration. Car used for work purposes only, 2mins drive distance, and the occasional cruise. Took great care and pride into this beauty. This car is definitely for SKYLINE lovers and for those who love serious POWER!

Everything factory standard stock except, Some mods include:

- APEXI Power FC ECU w/ Hand Controller

- SARD 650cc Fuel Injectors (x6)

- BLITZ Twin Pod Filters

- Catback Exhaust

- EXEDY Heavy Duty Clutch

- HKS Gear Knob

- NARDI Steering Wheel

- Buddy Club 16" White w/ Light Weight BRIDGESTONE POTENZA Brand New!!

- SONY DVD Player for Entertainment

- PIONEER 4 Ways 260w Max Speakers w/ tweeters

Please call me on 0432 456 602.

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This is so cheap its actually sad. Wish you wouldn't rush into it, you deserve much more than 16.5k

yes it is cheap shidan;( , i guess i have to be patient.

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