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Make: Nissan

Model: Skyline R33 SII GTS-T

Milage: 70 000

Transmission: Manual

Colour: Black

Location: Central Coast and Sydney

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? Yes

Currently registered? Yes

Price: $17 500 ono

Contact: Matthew - 0439 194 754

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OK Guys, as some of you know my pulsar (my everyday work car) was written off last week so it looks like im going to have to sell the skyline and get another car for travelling to Sydney each day.

Details of the Car:

- 1996 R33 Nissan Skyline GTS-T (Spec M)

- RB25DET

- 69 xxx km on the Car

- GTR Rear Wing (Factory Optioned)

- Nismo Front Lip (Factory Optioned)

- Rear Strut Brace (Factory Optioned)

- Japanese Log Books

- 5 Months Rego

- 5 Months Dealer Warrenty with Roadside Assist

- Personalised Number Plate (BLA - 33K)

Modifications:

- 3inch Mandrel Bent Exhuast with metal hi flow cat

- Cusco Front Strut Brace

- HKS Turbo Timer

- Mongoose M80 3 Point Alarm

- 17 inch Wheels with good tread on tyres (only have 8000km on them)

I have owned this car for about 7 months but since the Pulsar being written off my situation has changed. The car is in excellent condition and is always garaged.

The car is alway run on 98 Premium (BP Ultimate or Vortex 98) and is running standard boost.

Contact Me (Matt) on 0439 194 754

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