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Selling my R32 GT-R 1989 model.

Car has 86,000 km's

Immaculate condition all round.

This car has been tastefully modified with:

gt-r N1 twin turbo's

twin pods

upgraded fuel system

remapped ECU and dyno tuned

Ohlins Suspension package

gt-r N1 body kit

Heavy duty clutch

Blitz duel SBC electronic boost control

18" wheels

Brand new rubber all round

Registered and ready for road worthy.

All maintenance and tunning has been carried out at GT-Auto Garage at Newmarket Brisbane.

At 1.1 BAR it produced 370 hp at all fours.

Performs and handles like a gt-r should!

Car is Located in Brisbane QLD

Give me a call or send a text on 0413 715 944

Otherwise drop an e-mail at [email protected] or just send me a PM.

Also happy to answer any questions on the forum.

Thanks, Kevin

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willL Experienced

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Gee thanks mate, thats really going to help me sell my car. I hope a moderator or someone can help me out and get rid of this idiots reply.

the guy is right though, only worth what someone is willing to spend and at the moment no one is buying used cars really.

gl with rest of sale though

kaige Enthusiast

kaige

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this car handles unbelievably well. Ohlins is definatly the best suspension ive ever been under.

And as for the price, I'm not desperate to sell but people are welcome to come and inspect and make me reasonable offers.

Car will not disappoint when inspected.

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DRR33E

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Hey mate just wanna say stick too your guns with the price i'm currently tryin to sell my gtr and the market is really slow but try put it on carsales.com.au ive got mine on there for 18k and have had alot of interest just in the last couple of days alone i think people are finally startin too buy!!! anyway good luck with the sale mate!

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Hey mate just wanna say stick too your guns with the price i'm currently tryin to sell my gtr and the market is really slow but try put it on carsales.com.au ive got mine on there for 18k and have had alot of interest just in the last couple of days alone i think people are finally startin too buy!!! anyway good luck with the sale mate!

stick with your price mate half these clowns have no idea theres a reason there gtrs are only worth bugger all cuz there obviously in rubbish condition,if u blokes have got nothing better to do than try and tell a bloke what his car is worth and run down a blokes thread then ya's have a sad life

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hey mate i live a block away from gt auto in newmarket, it seens to be a very popular garage, which can only be a good thing. im looking to upgrade from my 32 gtst to a 32 gtr. would u be interested in a trade at all? with cash your way?

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