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I am selling my R32 gtr for $10500 as a have got a bike and another car already so have no need for it anymore.

the exterior and interior are in pretty good condition with very minimal things that could be fixed. the car as a small stalling problem atm the car will stall if the revs are high and drop to quickly but cruising is fine or normal driving its mainly when you give it a bit and im also pretty sure it needs a tune apart from those car runs good. It is pretty much stock and has rego till april 2011 but doesnt come with a roadworthy.

this car is perfect for someone that is looking for a project car or someone that wants a daily that they dont mind fixing a few things. I would say the engine has done about 150,000 but odo says otherwise.

if you have any questions you can pm me or contact me on 0430505331.

i am located in Melbourne south eastern suburbs.

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for that price you may want to get a compression test done and show the figures that each cylinder holds... if its good it may sell the car alot quicker, with potential buyers knowing the engine is not rooted.. gl mate

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