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Relisted this time it is for sale for good, bring $5,000 cash and its yours.

1993 R32 GTST - Type M 198,000kms. Black in color.

R33 GTR front seats.

Buddy Club P1 17" rims - plenty of tread left on 235/45Goodyear Eagle F1 tyres.

Link ECU. 10 PSI excellent tune.

Big FMIC, not sure what brand.

R32 GTR rear spoiler, with boot debadged and resprayed.

GFB BOV.

White Dials.

Keenwood headunit/Focal splits.

Cross drilled rotors.

Central locking/Alarm/Immobiliser.

Heavy Duty Exedy Clutch.

New clutch master cylinder.

Blitz Nur Spec, with a 3" exhaust from the dump pipe.

Coil packs are JJR.

Lowered springs not sure which brand.

Boost Guage.

Many receipts for previous servicing of the vehicle can be provided there is over 50 pages of receipts.

Car is Priced at $5,000 not negotiable you will not find a cleaner example than this for the same price.

how about 2k?

I'll go one better - $1K.

Long's reference was to the fact that the seller bought this car a couple months ago for $3000 and doesn't look to have made any changes since purchasing it. If he has gone through the effort of having it registered I will stand correct, however I doubt this is the case.

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