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My 93 R33 GTS-T Manual, white, 111000km's RB25DET is for sale. have owned this car for nearly 3year, had 96000kms when i brought it.

Due to the recent hail storm i have decided to sell my car

Make: 93'

Model: R33 GTS-T

Milage: 111000

Transmission: Manual

Colour: White

Location: Hills District Sydney

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? No

Currently registered? Yes, till mid april 08

Price: 11K NEGOTIABLE/ONO

Contact: PM or email [email protected]

Mods:

HKS mushroom pod filter

HKS Super Drager cat-back exhuast

HKS EIDS

Split front dump pipe

High Flow Cat

Hybrid GT Spec Frontmount Intercooler Kit

Sard Twin Drive Type 2 Blow Off Valve

Aftemarket strut brace

Full 400R Body Kit

GTR Wing with black blade

18" Black Rims with Polished lip

Tein HR Coilovers

Nismo clear side indicators

Bride Brix drivers seat

Autometer C2 boost gauge

Apexi Turbo Timer

Trust gear knob

panasonic Head Unit

Pioneer front speaker

Kicker rear speakers

car has had 100k service with gates heavy duty timing belt, genuine nissan water pump, bearing and tensioners. Service every 5000km's with full sythetic oil and brand new battery

car has never had a problem and nothing has ever gone wrong. Driven sensibly ie no drifting ever or 7k launches. I always drive cautiously and is garage every night. car was brought stock and i did all the mods myself

NOTE: car was unfortunaley outside during the recent hail storm in the hills district of sydney. Bonnet has alot of dents, roof as alot of small dings and some on the boot lid. The passenger side has alot of small dings aswell

car wont come with bride seat or rims....it will come with stock drivers seat and stock rims painted black with 80% thread on toyo tires

No time wasters or stupid offers please...some one offered 2k

I will upload more pics of the car and damage when the weather clears

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