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I've owned this car since 1999 and I'm the only owner of this car in Australia. Also, I've took the car to an inspection when I bought the car from the shop, so I knew the car hasn't been hard driven in Japan before. Anyway, the reason of selling this car is because I'm going to get a 4x4 drive with my girlfriend, and I need the money to pay off the other car, my asking price is $18,800 neg..

1989 R32 GTSt, manual, dark blue, 130,000kms with:

Performance

-GT25 ball bearing turbo running 1.1 bar

-adjustable boost switch with high/low set up

-custom computer chip

-Supra front mounted intercooler

-Sard blow off valve

-HKS air filter

-custom dump and front pipe

-3.5'inch cat back exhaust

-high flow cat

-heavy duty clutch

-bigger fuel pump

-strut bar

-lowered springs

Interior

-Spaco seat (red and driver side only)

-Pivor speed meter

-Blitz turbo timer

-Apexi boost gauge

-Panasonic VX999 head unit

-480 watt amplifier with subwoofer

-Tisonics turbo timer alarm

Exterior

-16'inch rims with 225/50/16

-Bomex front bar with GTR style side skirts and rear pods

-GT wing (double)

-standard bonnet with air vent

*The car was standard when I bought it and I took it to service every 5,000kms, the car is still in very good condition and I always replaired whenever the car start to have problem. Anyway, if anyone interested, please send and e-mail to [email protected] for photos or just ring me on 0402 452 455, I'm in SA, thanks.

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Forgot to notice that the car has also replaced:

-aftermarket gear box (used to be an AUTO)

-new gear box bearings and gear

-new clutch slave cylinder

-new timing belt and other belts

-aftermarket injectors

-new water pump

-bigger new bettery

-aftermarket engine mount

-aftermarket radius rod

-aftermarket upper cont arm with new bush

-aftermarket air flow meter etc.

*Nearly most the old parts have been replaced (still have receives) and I've no problem with it for almost 1 year now, so if anyone interested, please make me an offer and I'm sure the car worth to have a look, thanks.

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