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I have my 1991 r32 skyline mspec up for sale, I am the 2nd owner in Australia the previous owner had it for 4 years and I have the service history from 2007

the car is in very good cond the paint and panel work is excellent, the interior is clean and tidy and the engine and gearbox are great no leaks and doesn't blow any smoke

the car has a few mods to help it perform abit better these include:

rb25 turbo running 10 psi

3" turbo back exhaust

fmic

drift pod

turbosmart bov

lowered on king springs

17" avs wheels

GTR front bar

factory mspec body kit

auto meter gauges - volts -oil pressure and boost

apexi turbo timer

alpine stereo system

the car does not have any issues and I cant really fault it, its always washed regularly and kept clean and serviced

the car has 5 months rego left and the price is $6999

any questions give me a call on 0420767957 ;)

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