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Hi,

I'm putting my GTR up for sale, here's some details.

Make: Nissan

Model:1996 R33 Skyline GTR V-Spec

Milage:79465KM

Transmission:Manual

Colour:Black

Location:Jerrabomberra, NSW(Canberra)

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? NSW, yes

Currently registered?Yes, 12 Months Rego

Price:32,990 Neg

Contact:PM or 0404591307

Comments / Modifications:Very clean and Tidy R33 GTR, very well looked after, serviced every 5,000km. Stock standard apart from 3.5inch exhaust, HKS Pod Filters and Nismo dash. 12 months NSW rego. Tested on Dyno, running at 203.5KW at the wheels. Very nice car, reluctant sale due to overseas travel.

Images:I can supply more images upon request

Price is 32,990 Negotiable. Car is very clean, runs perfectly. Last serviced and tuned 1700km ago.

I have alot of photo's of the car, please let me know if anyone would like to see more, thanks.

Photo's can be found here:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Ni...-s-t215796.html

Very sad to sell, but I don't have much choice ;)

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