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raasclaat Mentor

raasclaat

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Hi Butler

Mine is for sale (thanks fane/Cam) . As Fane said its more than you stated that you wanted to pay, but most of the grunt work is done. Practically no maintenance work left to do apart from regular services.

Not sure if it was you that sms'd me yesterday ?

A link to the car details is in my signature below

cheers

Avram

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Jarrad - getting an R32 with less than 100,000kms on it may be more than just a little optimistic. Have a look at Rasclaat's (spelling?) which is in the for sale section.

Mine had done a genuine 74,000 when i got my r32. You can tell because of the general condition of the car. It was immaculate inside and out. PLus the fact that the car yard was asking 24k for it.

So yes you can find them but most of them will be over 100k's now.

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how long ago was that tho r32-gts?

imports have low ks for 2 reasons...

the taco wind back...or the guy in japan hardly drove it because it was easier to catch the train around the corner...

a car that is 10-14 years old should have more than 100k kms on it and if it doesnt and its real then you should buy it because it has been babyed...

like r32-gts said you have to judge it on the interior of the car and probably a leak down test... :)

goodluck with the purchase... :)

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im semi-sorta-semi-not-really-but-semi thinking about selling my car.. (whatever that means)

R32 GTST very good condition

1993 type-M with 84k kms

(real or not im not sure but bought it at 80k kms)

its basically stock cept for:

cat back exhaust

mines chip (deleted 180kph/ not sure what else)

and apexi turbo timer

laserline alarm..

So why am i putting this.. i guess if u give me a real dam good price i may seriously consider selling it...

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