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1990 Nismo GTR R32 (Genuine Nismo No. 394 OF 500) Gun Metal Gray

Original except for alloys which are Rays Nismo 17x9", Trust Intercooler, Podfilters, and Exhaust. Still has original Stereo, 180Kph Speedo @ 80,000+Km, Nismo Floor Mats. Car is in very good condition for its age. $27,500 with 6 months rego. Thanks. Nao 0431895772

PRICE DROP - $23,750 WITH 6 MONTHS REGO OR $22,500 WITH R32 GTS-T ALLOYS FITTED

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1990 Nismo GTR R32 (Genuine Nismo) Gun Metal Gray

Original except for alloys which are Rays Nismo 17x9"

Still has original Stereo, 180Kph Speedo @ 86,000Km, Nismo Floor Mats, Exhaust etc. Car is in very good condition for its age. $27,500 with 6 months rego.  offers/deals considered. I will put up some pictures on Friday if anyone is interested. Thanks

Very interested, please send pic's and details to the following email address

[email protected]

Thanks

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