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While I haven't actually seen one I was aware of a factory five stud, four door, NA, R33 kicking around Hobart. It was recently for sale.

Also we can sit around and debate the kilometers all day but from the photos I've seen its in bloody good condition. So even if we ignore the kilometers question its certainly in "as new condition".

Short of going around to this blokes house and looking at the car ourselves, us keyboard warriors are going to wear our fingers out arguing here but what will happen is a new and potentially donating member will disappear off the face of the earth.

The skyline looks nice and clean. Congrats on the good buy de Powa.

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cheers mate finally some1 that understands!!

a fellow series 2 4 door owner has proof that this is a factory 5 stud..

the non turbo series 2 was called the type x and the turbo 4 door was known as the type m-spec 2

i should have scanned copy of the brochure hopefully by tomorrow night!

Was talking about who would restore a non turbo r33?? but yea there is probably someone out there..

but thats a very nice gtr..

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