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1994 Gtr Immaculate 74000kms 17000 Firm Need Quick Sale

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17000 NEED TO SELL ASAP NO OFFERS ITS AS LOW AS IT WILL GO, SO PLEASE DON"T BOTHER ASKING FOR A PRICE DROP was 25000 first to see will buy!!

1994 GTR R32 Original

73000kms

Last of the R32 GTR's

New Oil every 3000kms

Mechanicals are perfect

Never been in an accident

Kept in a locked garage

Only used once or twice a month

Never been used on a track or raced

Mature 34 year old owner.

Full Alarm System

Tein Adjustable coilovers (height and damper adjustable)

Full 3inch exhaust system 3 inch Metal Cat, very quite but still free flowing HKS pod filters

This Car will not disappoint, and has been looked after by an Enthusiast Put it in the Garage, drive it when you like, and let it Appreciate, LAST EVER R32 Model Made

Was sold to a young guy trying to get Finance but you know how that goes

Sunshine Coast QLD

0420904562

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Plane tickets are cheap, i grantee that if you come and look you will buy it, its a very clean genuine 1994 GTR, i specially imported it myself and took 8 months trying to find the right one to import over in Japan

17000 for a GTR you think it will be average, but its immaculate and drives like a new one.

It was advertised for 25000 which is what it should be worth but i need money for a house loan

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