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For Sale is my 1990 R32 GT-R Skyline.

-Clean stock version i have had for 4 years.

-115000km's.

-Oil and filter done every 5000k's with genuine filter and Motul oil.

-Diff's oil changed 10000km's ago with motul oil.

-Gearbox oil changed with redline Blue oil 10000km's ago.

-Engine is standard other than 3" exhaust turbo back.

-Interior is original with original floormats. Some wear on the gearknob and steering wheel. (as car is 20 years old)

-Is lowered on eibach springs and Koni adjustable shocks at the front and standards at the rear.

-adjustable castor arms and adjustable camber arms fitted in the front suspension.

-Major service including oil, oil filter, airfilter, fuel filter, sparkpugs, coolant, brakefluid, cambelt, water pump, thermostat, camshaft seals, crankshaft seals, and bearings for cambelt all done at 100,000km's.

-will be fitting brand new front pads and discs (EBC green stuff pads and RDA slotted and dippled disc) this week.

-All work has been carried out by myself as i am a mechanic by trade.

-A/C compressor and engine computer have been replaced late last year as they were both causeing the A/C not to work. icy cold now though.

-R34 injectors fitted.

-super heavy duty exedy clutch fitted 50k ago. still strong.

-Plenty more done but can't think of it at the moment.

- asking $15,000. If your interested please PM me or ring me anytime on 0407480529.

Thanks,

Paul.

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hey guys. i'm back from overseas so if your interested in looking at it please send a PM nad we can work out a time.

The rego is due on the 7th march. and sorry but no swaps

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