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EDIT - car has been sold subject to receiving payment

i have a Gunmetal Gray R32 that cant be complianced so Im going to wreck it.

Currenty 100% complete less the centre vent. Good condition. Drives 100%

Wont be striping it down untill at least the engine and box are sold so if you want parts you may need to wait a couple of weeks as I will be doing it over 1 weekend.

RB20DE Engine + Auto $1000

Rolling shell less panels, and interior $1250 (Includes Diff, Brakes, Steering)

Doors Bonnet, Front Bar, $150 Each

Any offers considered.

Thanks

Rob 0403754734

Edited by JASSPEED

Had few pms but just want to mention again that I am not pulling the car apart till at least the engine/box sells. I will sell it complete as is for $2500 if someone else wants to wreck it. Only missing centre vent

cant remember if i sent a pm, but after tail lights... please pm if you have decided if you're wrecking it.

But, yeah..... as predator said g/l selling an rb20de/AUTO....

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