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R32 GTST:

castle hill nsw sydney:

exterior minor crack on bumper but rest of body in a1 condition with new paintjob and green pearl. interior in perfect condition except door trims are peeling. engine is built for race track use. very quick and reliable and has 186.6 at the wheels on stock boost.:

reason for sale but regretting it is i need to buy a house because i have a kid on the way. i love this car its very quick and reliable but i have grown up and i need to support my family.:

16000neg :

has heaps of performance mods done just call for details to many to list.:

Dale

MOB: 0400856615

Any time of day or before 9pm at night:

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Hey, I've seen this car on carsales and on carpoint.

On carsales he mentions that he services the car every 2000km's or something, and on carpoint he mentions that he services it every 2 weeks??

Very confusing...

The guy also put pictures of an r32 GTR on the carsales and carpoint ad's.

Very weird... speak up dude if you're actually legit, cause everything I've seen so far shows that you aren't.

You also have the car listed for different prices on each website.

and he has posted this thread: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...0entry1682216

Very weird... speak up dude if you're actually legit, cause everything I've seen so far shows that you aren't.

Yea a agree, This guy doesn't seem to even know what he's selling if he's putting up pictures of a GTR.

Also in the pics on the thread he posted, it seems in the first photo that he's cut the front of the car out on purpose and the only pic of the front is to dark to make out anything.

Could be stolen or unsafe or has had considerable damage in its under body structure and he's trying to offload it befour the next rego check,

I would be very careful about buying this car, Infact i wouldent touch it.

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