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Hey guys I'm after another r32 gtr

Must be in very very good condition, excellent paint work and most importantly have no rust or accident damage.

Engine wise I prefer a quality forged rebuild with upgraded turbo(s) Stock engine with bolt ons may be considered depending on condition etc

Colours I'm interested in include gunmetal grey, white, black.. Not too fussed !

Also aftermarket jap rims would be nice.

I have been around these cars for a very long time so don't bother showing me any cheap and nasty gtr's please!

Pm me I'm located in Sydney. Budget is around 20ish grand

Thanks

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This R32 GTR on SAU for the price you mentioned seems a good buy but may fall short of your wants

You may come across a desperado with excellent paint, forged rebuild, upgraded goodies with no rust and no issues for 20k. GL

times are tight you just never know......... a sucker born every minute

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ive enquired about this one, not exactly what im after but may consider it, got afew built ones to see in the coming weeks...

hopefuly i find one that ticks all my boxes :D

but if theres anyone else there willing to sell there 32 gtr plz send me a pm and we can discuss, thanks

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