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Hello up for sale is a,

Black, Series 1, 1993 R33 GTS, CONVERTED TO TURBO.

AUTO,Extreamly clean, LOW kms (100,000), always serviced at Ultra-Tune. 6 MONTHS REG.

Just recently had 100,00km service, including timing belt, tune and general service COST $700+ , well looked after car, have log books to show it has always been service at ULTRA TUNE since I have had the car(over 2 years). Ready to drive away.

Second owner since in Australia.

Only Selling due to need to upgrade to a family car, you won't find a better r33 for this price!!

This car was originally a non turbo model, was converted to turbo 2 years ago. Will provide all reciepts.

Had a low kms, full engine replacement, front mount intercooler installed, and a low kms turbo 4 speed transmission fitted and turbo tail shaft.

Still has the non turbo braking system and 4 stud hubs. I have never felt the need to upgrade the brakes as the car has never been boosted.

Car has many extras:

Sports steering wheel

Boost gauge in nismo cup holder

Original skyline floor mats

MP3/CD player

Upgraded rear speakers

Tint proffessor darkest legal tint with UV Protection

17 Inch WHITE G.MAX DRIFT WHEELS WITH HANKOOK TYRES 80% TREAD (ONLY 9 MONTHS OLD)

TRUST RACING MUFFLER With 5" Tip and a 3" Cat back exhaust system (Mandrel Bent)

Front mount Bar and plate Intercooler with alloy mandrel bent piping(Front Bar has been cut to show the intercooler)

K & N Pod filter, in aftermarket heat proof housing

Pedders Sports Proffesional lowered springs

Overall car is in very good condition for its age, very well looked after, and $$$$ spent, will provide all reciepts as some parts still under warranty.

IM LOCATED IN EPPING, MELBOURNE.

Genuine reason for sale

Any questions welcome

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