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  • 2 weeks later...

This actually really upsets me as this is exactly what i WANT and more. Dreaming of a White R32 ever since I sold my black R33 and bought a HSV VS

waaaaaaahh! it's a beautiful looking car. I would so swap+cash for it. feel free to message me if you'd like to talk!

Will take $12000 without rims, gauges ONLY THIS WEEK ONLY FOUND ANOTHER CAR I REALLY WANT. SO NEED CASH ASAP.

Car will come with other rims and tyres ,

  • 2 months later...

ok guys price drop as i will remove the parts from the car so new list is

price is 11k firm with rego,, can get rwc need a deposit of $500 first then 1-2 weeks to get the rwc for you..

Engine rb20det Garret 2876r turbo .86 rear housing.

Full braided turbo lines from pirtek.

Turbosmart boost tee set to 1 bar.

Trust return flow frount mount intercooler.

4 inch intake with 3a racing pod filter.

Full 3 inch exhaust twin pipes. Now connon.

R32 Gtr 440cc injectors.

Z32 air flow metre.

Dr drift resistor pack,.

Dr drift re-map.

Bosch 040 fuel pump.

Drift oil catch can.

Excedy heavy duty clutch.

Oil cooler with re-location kit.

Asi Aluminum radiator.

Hicas lock bar.

2way cusco diff.

Gktech steering spacer.

Gktech tie rod spacers.

drift black catch can

professionally guards rolled.

full respray by vu at dt panels (3k +), finished 2 months ago.

gktech r33 gtr rotors upgrade

genuine r32 gtr front bar and lip.

extender hbk wheel studs all around.

project mu wheel nuts.

black tint all around.

genuine oem coilpacks from nissan x6. will never missfire.

genuine coilpack loom from just jap.

front and rear strut brace.

sound deadening has been dry iced away.

vivagarage full set car mats blue and black checkered.

Suspension.

Full bc racing coilovers.

Adjustable cusco camber arms.

Adjustable holfords front castor arms.

adjustable isc rear toe arms.

adjustable isc traction arms.

just jap subframe collars.

27mm adjustable front whiteline sway bar 22mm adjustable rear whiteline sway bar

Interior.

Blitz Oil temp, boost, water temp, oil pressure gauges.

Full r33 gtr interior. Besides door trims.

Fire extinguisher.

Drift handbrake button.

nardi style steering wheel.

nismo black gear knob.

grey dash matt.

jvc cd player with front and rear speakers also tweeters at the front. and amp.

viper remote start alarm.

Wheels.

genuine bee r's silver genuine stickers

17x9+22 fronts federal 215/40/17

18x9.5+22 rears federal 215/40/18

stock 5 studd wheels

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