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My car is now for sale as I would like to save some money to buy a house. This is painful for me as (like many of you) I have treated this car with the best of my care and bank account. Anyways, here are the specs:

Sale Price $30,000 neg. NOW $27,000 neg.

Nissan Skyline BNR32 GT-R – 1994 Model

Kilometers – 87,000km

Engine No. FS5R30ARC41

Chassis No. KBN32RXFS7AA, BNR32-311381

Colour – Nissan White

Compliance:

Plate No. 13953

Modifications

NISMO R32 TURBOS

CES RACING DUMP PIPES

E-BOOST CONTROLLER

550cc INJECTORS

SHORT SHIFT KIT

PIVOT SPEED METER

BLITZ TURBO TIMER

Auto-Meter Boost Gauge

Recaro – Driver seat

Nismo Sideskirts (1 piece from UAS)

Single Plate Clutch – made by Direct Clutch Performance installed Sept 04

Tinted Windows

Fusion Speakers Front & Rear

Chassis

After-market adjustable suspension with HKS coil overs

Tyres - Brand New Nankang NS1 Front Tyres and Nankang NS2 at rear – All tyres measuring 255/40

Wheel Alignment just completed

Wheels – AVS Rims (Grey) 17inch by 9 inch

ENGINE

Compression Test carried out 160psi each piston

HKS Cam Gears

Turbos running 15psi-18psi

NGK Iridium Spark Plugs – INSTALLED APRIL 05

Apexi – Pod Air Filters

3inch Exhaust from Cat-back

Performance - 297rwkw @ 18psi

12.56 @ 181kph Willowbank Raceway

Please email me at [email protected] or just pm me if interest thanks AS.

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where is the car now??? how much has the price dropped ???? interested in a 1994 r32 gtr is it a real 1994??

Yes it is a real 1994 model. See the plate. Car in on the Gold Coast, Qld.

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