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Up for sale is my r32 Skyline, Purchased in Japan in October 2007 and First registered in Australia in May 2008. I am the first and only owner in Australia, the car was imported through a friend of mine, Elite Auto Imports.

1992 Nissan Skyline

111,xxxkm's

r34 Neo Turbo (approx 45,000km's old when installed)

Bosch 044 Fuel pump

Front Mount intercooler sprayed in Matte Black

Pod Filter

Xtreme 1050kg Extra Heavy Duty Spring Button Clutch w/ Chromoly Drift Flywheel (10KG)

3" Turbo back exhaust consisting of:

- AM Performance Dump/Screamer pipe

- Xforce 3" high flow catalyctic convertor

- Straight pipe into single cannon style rear muffler (Brand unknown)

Turbo Tech manual boost controller (currently on 14 psi)

Remapped ECU (Done by boostworx about 1 month ago) tuned for 14 psi

Last Dyno run made 183rwkw

Audio is fairly basic, VDO headunit, splits and rear speakers.

Nardi copy steering wheel

Type M body Kit

Type M semi-cleared front indicators

Boot lid has been debadged, de-keyholed and had the spoiler removed/spoiler holes filled/sprayed

Beautiful looking car, perfect base for someone looking to get a skyline, visually appealing and would look great with some coilovers and a nice set of rims! Basic power mods have been taken care of to save you $$ in getting a great car!

Price: $12,000 (will do trade + cash for e30 BMW, preferably 318is, 323i or 325i)

PM or call/sms 0403 724 341

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