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FOR SALE

1994 R32 GTR

Nearly 111,000 klms. I bought it Nov 2010 has the following specs:

Engine / Power:

2x Garrett GT2860RS-7

Apexi Pod Filters

Nistune – tuned by Status Tuning (needs a tune to reach its full potential, was running 298rwks's when i got it but had it tamed back down to 252rwks at 16psi because i was driving it every day) Have dyno sheets

HKS dumps, HKS front pipe, 5zigen CAT, 5zigen rear section (Also have an spare Apexi 4' CAT Back system)

Yellow Jacket coil-packs & new NGK Iridium plugs

Driveline:

Cusco Hyper Single Clutch

Gearbox standard and works well

Suspension:

Cusco front and rear swingarms

BC adjustable Coilovers (this system is great holds on great in the twists)

Brakes:

OEM Nissan cross drilled rotors (standard do well enough)

Wheels / Tyres:

Standard R32 GTR rims in good condition and virtually no rash

Option: Can come with 18' BBS LM's they have 9.5' tyres on them and a lot of dish ($2500 extra)

Interior:

Illest Half Cage

R34 GTR Full interior (Front and back seats)

Nardi Steering Wheel

Defi Boost, Oil temp and water temp gauges

Got a small dash bubble as many do

Got a basic DVD player and just the standard front speakers, didn't really listen to music much in this car

Exterior:

Was white but previous owner resprayed it in House of Kolor Gold Pearl (Looks White), Looks awesome in the sun very nice paint

Very good condition overall

N1 Headlights

N1 Lip and bonnet tab

Reason For Selling:

I have started a business, unfortunately the business has not kicked off as well as i thought it would and has come to a bit of a standstill. I was hoping i could hang onto this but its looking like im going to have to let her go.

Legals:

Registered to August 2012

Depending on what price i get will depend on whether it is sold with a RWC

General:

Was serviced 2000kms ago

As i am in a bit of a hurry to sell i will be considering ALL offers, so make me an offer you could have the winning offer

Asking $17.500ono or $19.500ono with the BBS's

Contact:

Email: [email protected]

Mobile: 0423 657 639

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