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hey guys i just bought my mate's old r32 and it has had a few modifications done to it. my mate bought it like that from a guy on the gold coast and he had bought it from someone in NSW. it looks like it has been set up for drifting. i'm looking at getting in touch with the original owners so i could get a list of the mods they have done on it.

its an original looking 32. havent seen any other skylines going round like this one so it should be easy for someone to remember it lol.

thanks in advance guys for your feedback on this.

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The car is in your possesion, you should know what mods are on it?

If you want the history of your car, try googling your VIN/chassis number, engine number, any known rego numbers, or ask whoever you bought it off for details.

I tracked most of my Cefiro's history back a good couple of years using Google, eBay and some forums, not that it returned much for me, I've found pulling the car apart is a much better indication of its history.

The car is in your possesion, you should know what mods are on it?

If you want the history of your car, try googling your VIN/chassis number, engine number, any known rego numbers, or ask whoever you bought it off for details.

I tracked most of my Cefiro's history back a good couple of years using Google, eBay and some forums, not that it returned much for me, I've found pulling the car apart is a much better indication of its history.

yeah thats a good way to find the history if its been in an acco. i've checked over it and found a few mods that are obvious like the suspension, brake booster stopper, front mount, etc..

i thought it would just be good to talk to the old owner as they were the ones who set it up drift-spec.

anyone else? someone who can actually help me contact the old owner? just want some background info on it, not accident history as i already know it hasnt been in an accident.

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