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FOR SALE: R32 GTS4 skyline

Location: Adelaide

Asking Price: $9990 neg or swaps for sil80 or 180 but show me anything you have to offer that must be an import and rear wheel drive!

Killometer's: 118 000 km

Manual or Automatic transmission: Manual

Engine Type: RB20DET

Modifications: pretty stock exhaust pod H/D clutch king springs H/D kyb shocks

Road Worth Certificate: N/A

Registration: runs out this month but putting another 3 months on

Crash History: No Accident History - Inspection Welcome

I Bought the car at the start of the year very stock just neatened everything up put in a H/D clutch in it, new fuel pump, serviced every 5000k's using good oil and coolant, had the attessa system flushed and filled with new oil when i had the clutch done and fresh G-box oil, had new front dump pipe fitted.

the car has never been boosted thats how stock it is bein the gts4 it full of extras ABS etc also has electric front lip which works

There is probably more i havent thought of love the car am a perfectionist with it, there is nothin wrong with the car. anything that needed doing has been done including a re-gas of the air con and its now icy coooooooold!!!!!

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Contact Details: 0430025163

cheers

Bill

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hey there, where are you located? i assume not victoria? i have a R33 S2 GTS manual in excellent condition, stock and very clean i want to goto a turbo, but cant afford the 33's.. but am very meticulous about my cars, yours looks great, so wondering in a swap hoping your in vic?

Matty

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