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Hi there I have up for sale my 1994 Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R its an October 94 build which is in crystal white, the car has been sanded back by the previous owner ready for new paint.

$12000 Negotiable

It is in pieces as the moment as I had plans to put a weld in roll cage but just dont have the time for such a big job and would love to see my dream car go to a good home, the car can either be put back together before sale or bought how it stands, im very happy either way as I love working on it. Happy to help get it over to the mainland at buyers expense.

Its a very straight car and Im a very fussy owner if your interested please feel free to make me an offer.

Thank you very much.
Regards Brock

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