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hi guys my mate is interested in buyin a gtr from japan due to needing all the running gear from it. he was wondering to do a front cut or go for the whole car race use only.

if any one wants a race use only r32 gtr shell with no running gear

id like to kno

cheers

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how much would you be looking at to sell the shell?

well depending on the condition of it. approx 2k - 3k. obviously it would be operational and no damage. so basically youd b getting a good condition gtr without engine, gearbox, driveshafts and mayb diff. unsure about needing the diff yet.

iv found a few in japan in good nik. so if we can get enough interest we will import a gtr aposed to just a front cut.

cheers

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i have a race only wide body r32 gtr shell for sale also if any1 is interested pm me..

Hi

I am interested in a shell only. Can you post pictures and note what is included.

Thanks

JM

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hi guys my mate is interested in buyin a gtr from japan due to needing all the running gear from it. he was wondering to do a front cut or go for the whole car race use only.

if any one wants a race use only r32 gtr shell with no running gear

id like to kno

cheers

Hay man i'm keen on a shell if the price is right, whats stopping me from registering it

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