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Many hours and $$$$$$ spent to create this beautiful R32 rebuild.

Over 2,000 views in SAU Garage.

All receipts and rebuild history.

Very reluctant sale due to OS posting.

POA

CONTACT Robert Wilson - 0411 744 813

Stroked RB22 motor
Custom arias forged pistons and rings
ACL comp bearings
Balanced
Blueprinted throughout
Full block machine and relieved with oil restrictors
N1 oil pump modified
Crankshaft shotpeened,grubscrewed,oil collar fitted and micro-polished
Spool h beam rods with ARP 2000 bolts
Recon and ported head
Adjustable cam gears
Timing tensioner kit with gates belt and waterpump
Hi vol race sump with rear head drain
Cometic steel head gasket
Tomei 264 poncams
Tomei step 2 springs
Garret GT30/76 turbo
Intercooler
Custom catch can
650cc injectors
Splitfire coil packs
Z32 Air Flow Meter
Nistune ecu
Walbro 255 LPH hi flow fuel pump
Re-built four speed AUTO transmission with 1.5 torque converter
Pedders eXtreme XA Coil Overs
Hardrace Front Upper Adjustable Arms
Hardrace Rear Traction Rods
Hicas Lock Bar
Solid Rear Cradle Bushes
Slotted rotors with braided lines
3" exhaust with hi-flow cat
Vertex style body kit
King Wheels Camino Red 18x8
Federal 595RS-R - Front 225x40x18 Rear 235x40x18
Bare metal respray
Pantera leather seat trim by Alphaline Auto
Blitz Gauges 60mm - water temp, oil temp, boost
Momo Commando steering wheel
Memphis amp and speakers

Kenwood head-deck - DVD, handsfree, bluetooth

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Rob doesn't get on here much pre or post this/his FS add.

- Full bare metal respray

- Rebuilt and Stroked block

- Rebuilt gearbox

- Re trimmed interior

- Hi vol oil pump and race sump

- Turbo, brakes, Suspension

- Nistune

- Sound System

- clean, straight, faultless

KM's since rebuild and work will be Minimal.

It went to the Shepparton Nats and I'm of the strong belief it has not been out and about very much at all since.

You may remember it from the Calendar shoot last year. Rob contributed heaps of quality pictures.

Apologies the advertisement is lacking Price and KM's. (Add some of the work up in your head)

Hopefully without upsetting Rob I would guess - over $20k+ and 5k-10k kms since all that^ work - if that helps people decide to call or not.

If you are genuinely interested call Rob he's a very decent guy and straight down the line.

Speculation probably doesn't help. And while we're all aware of what some of this work costs to have completed, similar to new car value this drops the day we drive out of the workshop.

If he is serious about the sale, he'd best put a price up.

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