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400RWHP RB25T R32 Skyline, VERY! Reluctant sale!!,,,..... $11.500 neg

Silver, 1993 R32 gtst Mspec Skyline coupe (body) 189,535 km (engine+drive line) 40,000 km

Very post-136186-14265553156354_thumb.jpgfast car BUT it also makes a fantastic and comfortable daily driver,

It is a nice looking car, I purposely kept it simple and made sure everything suited well, Nearly on a daily basis I receive compliments on my car.

I have spent lots of money and time on this car, which i have receipts for nearly everything and i have dyno sheets to back it up,

RB25 conversion (mod plated), gt3540r turbo upgrade with billet wheel, custom piping, custom 3' exhaust and dump, Greddy intercooler and piping, Fuel rails & 1000cc bosch injectors, high mount manifold,forward fracingintake plenum, excedy HD clutch, splitfire coilpacks, CAI, RB25 gearbox, Denzo fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, hicas deleted, power FC , Dyno tuning. and lots more

We left it at just under 400 for reliability. the outside is a little rough, paint is flaking off in parts , no real rust to speak of and yeah jus the usual wear and tear , 18" wheels look awesome , cd player speakers, I can leave the brand new stereo in for a price as ive spent alot for that .

rego'd 6months

make me an offer its a great car and im still reluctant on selling but needs to go

ring me or txt craig 0467684897

$11.500 Negotiable

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