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Wanting to sell my 1991 R32 GTR

I organised to get all the dents taken out and resprayed with new genuine Nissan Cosmic black paint as that was its original colour

Brand new alternator

Brand new battery terminals

Cleaned, polished and wax regularly

High flowed N1 turbo with new cartridges

HKS air filters

HKS dump/front pipe

Kakimoto n1 cat back exhaust

HKS evc boost controller

turbo timer

A'pexi Power FC also have stock ecu and hand controller for apexi

Heavy duty clutch *unknown brand*

Front and rear strut braces

everything else on the car is stock standard as i like the showroom look

Car requires a long motor. other then that its a beautiful clean r32.. all cylinders are firing.. just last 3 are lower then the rest but it still drives as i drive it to work everyday.

$ 12000.00 Neg

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