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Hi guys i know this isn't the place but i want to put it out to canberra people before this car goes on carsales/NSW SAU FS

Ive got my Daily driven R32 Non-Turbo for sale, i have had it for about 6 years and it nas never let me down.

Its a bit rough on the outside as it got hailed on a bit a few years back, but the paint doesn't have a mark on it, just needs a buff.

The seats are in pretty good condition as i have had seat covers on all of them since i bought the car. the drivers seat has a tiny rip on the side (the usual r32 spot)

its done 206000km/s. Im looking for around $5500 neg. PM me if you want some more pics/more info as i didn't have much time to get this done this morning

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Also, can someone tell me whats difference about this r32 to verms; http://www.skylinesa...89#entry6349489

i cant seem to work it out, doesnt look as nice as verms. some parts of the body look different, and it looks longer and bad wheels.

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