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If you thought finding an R32 Skyline in good nick was impossible, you’re dead wrong.
A good example has appeared in the auction catalogue for Shannons’ upcoming May 22 Autumn Classic in Sydney.
Owners of Australian delivered GT-Rs have apparently been particularly kind to their cars, probably because there were only 100 of them built.
“Vehicle in excellent condition throughout. Runs & drives extremely well,” the assessor found, with the only two detractors being drive belts and headlight aim. Both points were still marked as “good”.
It’s expected to pick up between $65,000 and $75,000, although last year a less original ’91 GT-R auctioned for $69K, and wasn’t in as good condition as this one. It had also travelled 60,000 more kilometres than this one.
And this one still is, with original wheels, bodywork, exhaust, and ride height, it looks less ‘racecar’ than most regular R32s on the road today.
“We understand the car has never been modified nor altered in any way and has recently benefited from a major service carried out by Corse Automotive Services late last year.”
“Owned by a mature enthusiast, for the last few years, the Nissan would ideally suit a collector and will be sold registered in NSW until December 2017. The personal plates OZI-32R come with the car if sold to a buyer in NSW.”
You can check out the lot listing here.
