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hey guys got my 32 up for sale, its:

- silver with a genuine gtr bonnett and grille

- the car has a hks 2530

- stainless turbo back 3 inch exhaust with a neat tip instead of a common cannon

- adjustable catser arms

- lowered suspension

- genuine hybrid intercooler

- stock 33 wheels with decent tyres

- type m side skirts and rear pods

the body is straight but has a small dent in the drivers door also the spoiler has been removed so there are holes in the boot, the paint is good not mint but still looks good.

the car made just over 200kw on 18 pound the last time it was on the dyno i was told by the guy i bought it off. it has just had a full sevice, with new plugs and i have just put new coil packs in it.

the car has no rego but only because it has run out it is alll ready to wack rego on it and drive

im located in the adelaide hills.

im chasing $9000 o.n.o

contact me on 0439635733

Msg me for pics as i cant put them on this computer

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