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For sale R32 Gts-T type M

87,000kms

Late 89 Build

5spd

Wine Red

Sunroof

Aftermarket Clutch (RPM Heavy Duty) NEW

Front and Rear Strut Brace

Tein Coilovers Height and damper adjustable (Good Condition)

Mismatched Wheels Volk 16" on rear Standard on front

Apexi Power Flow Pod Filter

HKS Boost Guage

Momo Steering wheel

GTR Drivers Seat

Dump Pipe back Straight thru exhaust Except Cat (RS*R System)

Aftermarket double Din Stereo (Carozeria Pioneer)

New Battery

Just had oil service incl new filter, Diff and Gearbox oil also changed

80% tyres on the front 50% on the rear

10 months NSW Rego

1st Owner in Aus

Located in Sydney

Asking $13,750

Call Richard on 0422665158

Cheers

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