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Make:Nissan Skyline

Model:93 R33 GTS-T

Milage:123XXX

Transmission:5 Speed

Colour:Dark green/blue

Location:Sydney nsw

Complied? yes

Currently registered? Rego till nov 08

Price: $10500

Contact: here or 0424-154-969

Comments / Modifications: strut brace, 3' turbo back exhaust with cannon, heavy duty clutch, carbon vented bonnet (comes with stock bonnet), 17' white 6 spoke wheels with near new rubber ( also comes with stockies and newish rubber), boost and air/fuel guages, apexi turbo timer, ok cd player and rear speakers, 10 stacker in the boot, and full years rego

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