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R31 GT Passage for sale in South Brissy

Overall good condition, selling due buy motorbike

Price is $4000 as is with no RWC or REGO

Details- RB20ET( single cam like VL Turbo)Import grey,4 doors, with blue velour interior, pillarless, 5 speed Manual conversion from R32, 16inch mags with 225/50 95% tread, boost gauge, bleed valve, electric windows,mirrors,central locks, auto lights, A/C need regas,

Engine uses very little oil and blows no smoke, alround good condition

Ph 0432 85 2236

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