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Make: Nissan

Model: R33 GTST

Milage: 130 000

Transmission: manual

Colour: black

Location: Adelaide, SA

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? n/a

Currently registered? Yes

Price: $13000 negotiable

Contact: Andrew - 0404 80 1900 or via PM

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Great condition original skyline. I am the first owner in Australia and have only done basic modifications. These include drilled rotors, tinted windows, alarm (3 point immobiliser with backup battery and remote locking) and a CD MP3 player (also have standard one).

The car is serviced every 5000 kms with the best quality products. Rotors recently machined, very cold air conditioning, everything in top condition. Car made 150 rwkw as is in standard form.

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