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R32 GTR for sale.

this was my race car project but now have cannot complete.

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1992 R32 gtr shell with compliance plates

shell has pumped rear gaurds for wider rear tyres.

the shell has had all the 4ws system removed and also the ABS braking system remover and line redone. does not have brakes ( no calipers or rotors)

has full adjustable racing gear coilover.

adjustable camber arms front and back.

adjustable caster arms front and back.

whiteline sway bars front and back.

The interior has been completely stripped no sound deadening etc. there is no seat or interior bit except

there is a dash pad without the bubble in it. a 320km cluster and surround, center console. sparco steering wheel.

NO ENGINE INCLUDED SELLING ELSEWHERE FOR $2200..

included also a stanard gearbox and rear diff not in the car also, and 4wd computer and g sensor.

wheels in picture are not included but have sparco racing wheels. I Have lots of parts not included in this sale but may consider on negotiation with buyer ( 8 pot brakes, big turbo set up circuit wheels etc)

Please contact me on 0411672105 located in Morisset.

PRICE $4000

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