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Make: 1996 r33 gts4

Model:

Milage: 65000

Transmission: Manual

Colour: black

Location: NSW

Complied? yes

RWC supplied?

Currently registered? yes

Price: $14,200 neg

Contact:

Comments / Modifications: Great car for P pLatesrs out their! low Ks, very clean car. overall a stock r33, some small modifications has been done, air fliter, exhuast system. heaps of others please PM me if your interested =]

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your dreaming asking that ....... its a non turbo, f**k all mods, looks like standard ride height, a few more clear pics and u might be able to sell it, but to give u an idea i sold my r33 with about 50 k of mods for 18 grand .....with custom paint, and custom boot install and 20's......

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