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im selling my 92 r32 GTR. $17,000

iv owned it for four years and only drive it on weekends and in my spare time but now iv moved up north for work, its time to upgrade to a fast work ute. I bought it off a spray painter who imported it and resprayed it himself, asteroid silver. its got 63,000kms on the clock. its pretty much standard apart from apexi pod filters, full 3in stainless exhaust and greddy boost controller front mout intercooler and oil cooler. it has new rear tires all new bushes in the rear end, new battery. regoed till January will sell with roadworthy for 17 or 16,500 unreg. call or text anytime for pics and any other info. thanks, tom. 0422682488

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