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Hi guys,

I'm on the hunt for an R32 GTR in Sydney. I'm currently located in the Blacktown area. My preferences for the car are as follows:

  • Priced around the 15-16k mark
  • Either silver, black or gunmetal grey in colour
  • Mechanically in good condition - maintained properly, with not too high KMs
  • Good condition cosmetically, in and out
  • Vehicle must have the compliance plate from when it was brought to Australia

I'm not too fussed on whether the engine has had work done to it or not, as long as it's in good condition.

If you have anything up for sale, please reply on this thread or shoot me a text on 0411 271 646 at any time :)

Cheers

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Just do all your checks and tests Supah and something will come up from this here SAU !

Have you also tried TSI and MC in Forge St ?

And I wouldn't restrict myself to NSW to get the right R32 GTR > get the car checked out by a reputable RB specialist before flying there to do the rest.

Wishing you the best!

Haha cheers Terry. I've checked out Mastercars and TSI. I just missed out on a bargain R32 at MC! But I have since found a few more. I'm actually from Perth and am visiting Sydney for a while. Thought it would be far easier to find something here. Nonetheless, I'm doing all the necessary checks.

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