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Up for sale is my 1993 R32 GTR. Beautiful car for daily driving or weekend touring. Car has been serviced every 5000kms and all fluids has been replaced a month ago.

Car is straight and has NO rust at all. Car needs to be seen in the flesh to be appreciated.

Only reason for sale is that I have bought another car, so this one needs to go as I can not keep both. Not interested in swaps.

Car was tuned at Unigroup about a month a go and made a very healthy 247kw with 14psi.

Mods include:

Rego til April 2011 and car has 94,000kms.

Apexi Power FC with Hand Controller

Grex Oil Cooler and oil filter relocation kit

Nismo Fuel Pressure Regulator

Blitz dual BOV's

HKS Air filers

Nismo N1 Headlights

Brembo front brakes

Nismo front strut brace

Cusco rear strut brace

Cusco caster arms

Underbody bracing

Kakimoto exhaust

Hi-Flo Cat

JIC Coilovers

18 x 9.5 +12 Rays TE37 with Kumho 265/35/18

ARC Intercooler

Blitz dual SBC Boost Controller

Blitz Turbo Timer

M’s Torque Split Controller

Hicas Lock bar

Walbro Fuel Pump

Im after $23,000 ONO. I will sell the car cheaper if buyer does not want the rims.

If interested you can contract me on 0410 336 988 or PM.

Thanks for looking.

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