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Hey guys, just interested in what sort of variety of GTRs people own, and a bit about their cars... I'll Start

Black '91 R32 GTR Aus Delivered

Stock as a rock - no longer - cat back trust exhaust

;)

edit: wanted to get a serious demographic of how many GTRs on here, so pls only vote if you have one mmmkay? :headspin:

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Gun Metal Grey 1989 R32 GT-R. Not here yet (sooo can't wait :) )

Pictures: http://lwells.techadmins.com/skylinegtr/

Description provided by Prestige's agent:

1989 Nissan BNR32 Skyline, 5 Speed Manual, Grey Metallic, 70,000 kms, Grade 4 [10005]

One owner with log books

Covered in dust

2 x long Scratches on driver's door window, may need replacing

Small Chip in windscreen

Engine is very clean and runs very well.

Kms definitely genuine

Small wear on steering wheel and gearshift

Looks like a non smokers car

No cig burns

Interior almost like new

Wave on LHS

Minor scratch on LHR bumpoer

Most of the A1 scratches will polish out

LHF lip has scrape / scratch

LW.

white 1992 r32 gtr but seems to have all the specs of the 1994 model (pull type clutch, electronic hicas pump in rear of car instead of hydraulic in engine bay etc)...rebuilt engine (forged pistons, rods, port + polishing etc), hks 2530's, exhaust, power fc and my favourite, authentic japanese weld marks under the trim in the car from what appears to have been a hardcore roll cage once installed in the car :)

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