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Hi Guys,

After much umming and arring i need to sell my car. I use it as a daily and drive over 150kms per day so fuel is also an issue.

Car Specs are as follows:

1996 R33 GTS-T SII

5 Spd Manual

11 Months Rego

109 XXX KM

Exterior:

- Custom Canary Yellow Paint Job

- 400R Front Bar

- 400R Side Skirts

- GTR Rear Wing

- 18" DTM Alloy Wheels

- Guards have been rolled/lipped

Performance:

- 3" Turbo To Cat, 3.5" Cat-back Exhaust System

- Hiflow Cat

- Exedy Button Clutch (under 300kms old)

- HKS Pod Filter

- Cold Air Box

- Blitz LM Intercooler

- Apexi SAFC

- Bleed Valve (10 - 11psi)

Car was tuned by Unigroup Engineering and made 206.6rwkw.

Interior:

- Pioneer Double Din Deck (Japanese Carozzeria(sp))

- 2 x 12" Subs

- Kicker 6 x 9 Rear Speakers

- Kicker 6" Splits

- 1600 Watt 4 Channel Amp

- HKS Turbo Timer

- Boost Gauge (Apexi and Autogauge Smoked Face - You can have both lol - Autoguage is in atm)

- Oil Temp Gauge (Autogauge)

- A/F Ratio Gauge (Autogauge)

The car just had its 100k service (a little late). All the belts where changed, oil changed, timing belt, fuel filter, oil filter, clutch, brakes, the lot.

I have the reciept from the mechanic to prove it was done under 300kms ago (at the time of this post)

Price: 20k ONO

EDIT: Will Post Better Pics Later - At Work ATM

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Edited by Stel
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