Once a common sight on New Zealand road, the humble Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R is now a rarity due to a combination of bad driving and rust, leaving clean examples worth a lot of money.
While it's not as sought-after as the R34 GT-R, the R32 is the original 'Godzilla' Japanese car, gaining fame for beating the traditional V8s around Bathurst not once, but twice in Australia's Touring Car series before being outlawed.
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Given the R32's age, finding an example that hasn't travelled to the moon and back, and has avoided modifications is like finding a needle in a haystack, but one was recently listed on DRIVEN.
According to the listing, this classic Japanese beauty has only had one owner since new, and has never seen a modification in its life. Adding to this, it has only covered 79,000km in its life.
One of the most surprising aspects of this GT-R is the fact that the standard airbox still remains in the engine bay. This is usually the first part tobe discarded and replaced with something aftermarket.
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Moving onto the interior, it's obvious that the one owner looked after this car, with the seats showing almost no wear, and the dash being crack-free. Even the carpets look hardly-used.
Obviously, an R32 GT-R wouldn't be let go cheap, and the seller has it listed at $74,990. While this is quite a hefty price for a Nissan from the '80s, this car is almost guaranteed to appreciate in the coming years.