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quick car thats gota go quick. selling due to health reasons- spasms in the neck from boost kick haha

here are the specs:

1994 Skyline R33 Gtst Coupe White.

new R33 motor with approx. 40xxxkm

new water pump

new gaskets

Hi flowed R33 turbo

Apexi (or isert a Hybrid :) ) stealth intercooler

TRUST dump pipe + turbo back exhaust + NEW Xforce 4.5"muffler

Mines tuned ECU

Tein HA adjustable suspension (like new)

AVS (Advan) 17" Model 6 rims (very light) 235 front 255 rear tyres with 80% tread

Genuine 40th Anniversay kit (GTR look alike)

Genuine R33 GTR bucket seats

Genuine GTR adjustable spoiler

HKS black exhaust temp gauge (not connected)

Greddy white Boost gauge (readings in BAR)ie 0.5/1.0/1.5BAR

Cusco front strut brace

K&N panel filter

Nismo Clear side indicators

Exedy Brass Button cluth

GTR fuel pump

turbo timer

regularly serviced with motul turbolight and changed plugs with iridiums not 2 long ago.

currently runs at 5-6psi atm (pressuming from just under half of 0.5bar shown on gauge).

Rego until late October.

got some stickers but none of that ricey stuff. (drift garage, wangan, and Trust )

im located in sydney's western suburbs. buzz me on 0433 288 468 for any other questions, if not feel free to PM me. ANY OFFERS?

wouldnt mind trading, but looking to have money adjustment my way. something like a civic or a 20v corolla would catch my eye (its for my brother who just got his P's >< )

Interstate buyers are welcome. i can get vehicle transported at buyers cost as well. let me know if u need some prices. (which reminds me..any one know of a good car transporting company?) :(

PM for pics

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jus a few pics. got some more coming along tomorrow. going to hav to put those photography skills to the test.

i'm open to offers here people, so don't be shy.

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