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Hi there,

Car is a burgundy 1995 m-spec 5 speed turbo r33 gts-t skyline. The car features brand new 18's (with falken 235 and 265's) and brand new Garrett 2540 turbo (rated up to 450 hp).

The car is fitted with turbosmart dual stage boost control, polished 3 inch dump pipe off the turbo with K+ N filter, into 3inch exhaust. Included also is a Siemens SL45 mobile phone with car kit installed.

Stereo consists of Pioneer CD/Tape/radio deck, splits, 12inch pioneer sub and amp.

Has just been serviced included timing belt etc and is excellant condition. Price is set at $27,000 o.n.o and this car needs to sell to make way for investments.

Enquiries can be forwarded to [email protected] or leave message here.

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i have no idea what they are worth...

my friend works for a telco company and can get me the phone (on my current contract) for about $80 and i am guessing the carkit would be $300ish when new... so i dunno, gimme a price.

Christian.

JimX Grand Master

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$27k might be a little high. I paid $22k for my '95 R33, and it has more mods than yours (though the wheels are only 17" Circlar, with 235/255 rubber). I think I got a pretty good deal but it was advertised at $24500.

Anyway good luck in selling it, looks very nice.

JimX.

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