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Up for sale is a 1995 R33 Gts-t Manual Turbo.

It is a rare car due to modifly by lending Japanese Brand TOMMY KAIRA and you can view this car at http://tommykaira.com/story/Story1.htm

Performance:

MAX-power 330ps/6500rmp

MAX torque 40.8kg-m/4700rpm

Also it got full body kit also made by Tommy Kaira it has signature and each item like front bar, rear wing, strut brace, intercooler, suspension, exhaust etc... and a special plate to be known this is a Tommy Kaira M25.

Only travel 54000km with all legal document to prove!!

Rego till JUN 2006

Inspection and test drive welcome car locate at Brisbane City

Interest call 0433347376

Looking at roung $22000 nego

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