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F/s: R33 Rb25det 76,000kms

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hi guys selling as i heave a work ute now and already have another weekend car, so no longer gets used.

1995 r33 seris 1.5

rb25det

76,000kms

Car is black with 3 of the tiniest trolley dings. Rest of the body is straight as and the paint is mint just gave it a cut and polish, looks new. Has m-spec front bar fitted

Lowered with king springs,

has a pod filter,

stainless steel split dump screamer,

full 3in brand name exhuast which sound nice and deep but not defectable.

19in mags, brought 2months ago 3 tyres have real good tread one tyre needs replacing soon.

Automatic- shifts suprisingly quick through gears.

Factory LSD diff

Velour interior mint condition as new

steering wheel has that minor peeling paint problem which i common.

Registered in SA

Sony GPS

TV screen remote control, with 6stack sony cd player in boot

The series 1.5 r33 came out with the series 2 motor, series 2 rear spoiler and driver and passenger airbags and a few other goodies.

This car has been very well maintained and buyer wont be dissapointed .

Dont need to sell car just offering it for sale basically to make some space in my driveway.

will take more pics of interior and engine bay

After $10,400

Can drive car closer to adeliade for a serious potential buyer to view/test drive.

Ph: 0434827285 Located in S.A bout 1 hour south of adeliade

Chris...

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