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Hi guys i have my r32gts4 up for sale, just had the rear quarters fix from rust but havnt had it repainted. the car is in great knick body and motor. Its on ebay atm if i get 5g or more ill be happy any questions please call me 0431546718http://cgi.ebay.com.au/r32-gts4-skyline-/150510028168?pt=AU_Cars&hash=item230b18c588

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The car is completly stock factory turbo, intercooler, 140,000ks. has been fitted recently with heavy duty clutch and coil over suspension, momo steering wheel. All electrics are working aircon is very cold. i also do have another spare factory turbo if you want one and factory rb20det inlet manifold with injectors. the 4wd also feels very strong. this really is a good car for its age

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