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1990 R32 GTR

129xxx kms (aftermarket dial, true kms unknown)

3 inch HKS stainless cat back

TRUST Pod filter's

Kei Office Coilovers

ROH 17inch wheels wrapped in 255's

Recaro front seats

15PSI

Wing removed

DBA cross drilled & slotted breaks (2 months old)

new bandix advance break pads (3 days old)

all new plenum gaskets $$$ (with receipts)

new 02 sensors (2 months old)

panisonic touch screen tv (folds out of dash)

DVD player, mini disk player, cd player

JVC rear and pioneer front speakers

autometer boost gauge

pivot turbo timer

front strut brace

driver and passenger recaro seats

razo pedels

bonnet pins

gold cam covers

plug cover removed

R33 GTR AFM's

new iridium plugs

comes with standard GTR wing

serviced and tuned at gavin woods and was told "its running exactly how a GTR should"

its also been compression tested and everything is fine..

i have the receipts for the work and compression results.

selling to buy something cheaper

i am looking for about $25500

(plates are not included, comes with 5 months rego)

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i have ordered a full turbo gaskit kit from nissan.. manifold > turbo & turbo > dump..

these will be put on on the weekend.

does anybody want to make an offer???

i have found a car i want but i have to sell this one 1st

i can remove some parts to make it cheaper.. like zaust (stocker will go on), seats (need your own to go on) boost gauge..

i will sell it with all the gear for 24500 if somebody wants to change the gasket themselves, otherwise il be doing it on the weekend.. i have already ordered the gaskets from nissan... they were $150

its a great looking car and will be missed! il even thro in a drift DVD for the drive home :D

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i have ordered a full turbo gaskit kit from nissan.. manifold > turbo & turbo > dump..

these will be put on on the weekend.

does anybody want to make an offer???  

i have found a car i want but i have to sell this one 1st

i can remove some parts to make it cheaper.. like zaust (stocker will go on), seats (need your own to go on) boost gauge..

i will sell it with all the gear for 24500 if somebody wants to change the gasket themselves, otherwise il be doing it on the weekend.. i have already ordered the gaskets from nissan... they were $150

its a great looking car and will be missed!  il even thro in a drift DVD for the drive home :D

Any clear pics of the engine.

The rear spoiler. Has it got holes in the boot for it.

How are they plugged up?

Would you ship to WA?

PM Me

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Any clear pics of the engine.

The rear spoiler. Has it got holes in the boot for it.

How are they plugged up?

Would you ship to WA?

PM Me

i have left the holes in the boot on purpose incase the new owner (or myself) wants to put the rear wing back on. ATM the holes are covered with red tape

i will talk to my Dad about shipping the car. i would obviously prefer to sell to somebody in QLD. but might be able to ship

ENGINE PICTURE

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