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Hey guy's i have for sale a Nissan Sykline r32 gtst

Black - paint is in good condition but the passenger side gaurd and rear qaurter have been painted before and have white dots in the paint rest of the body and paint is in good condition.

Manual - gearbox in very good condition selects gears perfect no crunching or noieses

interior is in excellent condition no cracks on the dash,seats have no rips or stains.

engine has a blown head gasket and one of the turbo water lines has a crack in it so it leaks water, engine still run's

sunroof

this car has no modification's overall is a very good car and for the price of $2000 you carnt go wrong, its still runs and drives and i had a quick look over it it wont need much for rwc

price $2000 FIRM WONT GO 1 CENT LOWER SO DONT BOTHER ASKING

Victoria, Melbourne

0449935304

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that is cheap man, if only you were in SA. should sell fast. good luck :)

thanks mate :)

and for the people who have been asking it can be registered, it has been out of rego for about 6 months.

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