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Time has come to part it out, R32 gtst sedan pearl white.

Still driving it and lots of quality parts available once engine sold.

Safety21 R32 non sunroof sedan 4door 4seat 6point rollcage, padding and all bolts/plates $1200 proper r32 4 door cage & super rare!

RB25/30 long motor, n1 pump and collar, reco head, rebuilt bottom with new rings and bearings $1650

Lots more coming, check my topics

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Trying to keep shell together as we all know how difficult parts are to find.

Motor, box and tailshaft already sold to another R32 4 Door.

Rest is here, Ask for SAU discount! http://www.skylinesa...__fromsearch__1

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