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Hi guys, i think its time for me to let go of my car due to the big move overseas. The car is in pristine condition interior and exterior, it has 80 thousand genuine K's. I've had it serviced with fully synthetic oil every 5 thousand k's. Has new clutch and brake pads fitted. Due to condition and status of car i believe 16,500 is a very small asking price, as will anyone who comes to visit the car.

CAR: 92-93 R32 Gtst type M

Mods:

Apexi adjustable suspension (blue)

Full Nismo Exhaust with 3inch high flow cat and dump pipe

17inch Polished Enkei rims

Blitz BOV

Greddy Air Pod

CAI (cold air intake)

Strut Brace

Custom Oil catch can

Gtr rear spoiler

body kit

Endless brake pads

Daikin heavy duty clutch

full alarm and immobiliser (keyless)

upgraded ecu

Interior:

pivot turbo timer

tinted windows

Pioneer OEL display head unit (mp3)

Jbl 3 way 6 inchers,

4channel amp

Pioneer 12inch in custom made box in boot

AUTOMETER boost gauge

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