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I am selling my amazing 1994 R32 GTR due to new family. It has had a heap of work done to it including an engine rebuild about 5000km ago. Engine has a heap of potential to get extra power, at the moment it runs a maximum of 320+kw at all four.

absolute beautiful R32 GTR for sale. One of the last manufactured in 1994. This car has a host of extras which I have put on since my owning. The lists consists of HKS cat back exhaust, HKS fully adjustable suspension, cross drilled rotors all round, Apexi Power FC computer, new tyres all round, heavy duty clutch with lightened brass button flywheel, 18" alloys and an Eboost 2. In the engine argo h beam rods,acl forged pistons,arp head studs,N1 oil pump,N1 water pump,gates racing timing belt,tomei 260 poncams, tomei adjustable cam gears,mls metal head gasket,2 garrett 2860 turbos,tomei sump baffle. Interior in the car is what you would expect of a car rarely driven, immaculate seats, dash etc....Car is rarely driven.320+++++kw at all four wheels.

The car has nothing to spend on it, it is also registered until June 2010.

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0417 490 190

I am having trouble shrinking photos so if you want more pics I can email them. My address is [email protected]

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