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(1992 type M 5speed manual

111,000kms

GTR front bar, bonnet, grill

maroon in colour

EXEDY heavy duty clutch

3" exhaust

FMIC with custom plumbing

Boost controller

18" Pilot racing rims (white)

lowered

tan leather door inserts

custom plates [OF2HVN]

boot hole patched and sprayed

panasonic cd player

june 06 rego

ran 13.6@101mph at WSID on 14psi

many more extra's

pm for more details!

or email me at [email protected]

or buzz me on 0401 664 828

cheers

~Garth~

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new price $16,900 or best offer!!

car is immaculate, it will be going on the avoca cruise so if anyone is interested in seeing it then, by all means come abnd have a look....

beautiful car, and really nice to drive, selling for a GTR

car is still for sale!

some may of seen the car on the avoca cruise, went very well on the old pac cruise to avoca!!

beautiful car!!!

definate head turner!

with the right mods, sensible mods for some one wanting a schmicko r32

cheers!!

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