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1995 Nissan Skyline R33 GTR V-SPEC

Location: South eastern suburbs, Melbourne

Contact: PM or call/SMS 0416 623 381

Price: $19,000 NEG

Apexi Power FC

Custom intake piping

SPLITFIRE coil packs

TRUST pod filters

TRUST timing belt

N1 water pump

New tensioner

New idler

SPOOL adjustable cam gears - set at '0'

XS Power stainless front pipes - 2.5" - 3"

JJR stainless decat pipe - 3"

3" stainless cat back with resonator, 5” canon

XTREME HD clutch

Lightened flywheel

Slotted front rotors

ZEAL 10/8 adjustable coilovers - height, damper & springrate adjustable

New SUPERPRO adjustable caster rod bushes

New SUPERPRO adjustable camber bushes

New leather gear boot

New leather hand brake boot

NISMO black chrome shift knob

OMP deep corn racing wheel with boss kit

Currently makes 230kw @ 13 psi - Was tuned with the old exhaust and without the CAM gears, with the cam gears dialed in and boosted to 15 psi it should see 250kw +

Rego till mid 2009, will be provided upon sale. Standard R33 GTR 17 x 9 + 30 rims with tyres will be provided with the car

There is nothing wrong with the car, it's really cheap for an R33 GTR I know but I need a quick sale and need the car gone. Will take reasonable offers if they are genuine but don't low ball because the price is low enough

PM all offers and interest, won't respond to comments & questions posted in the thread

Will consider trades for a cheaper car + cash my way

GENUINE INTEREST ONLY

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1995 Nissan Skyline R33 GTR V-SPEC

Location: South eastern suburbs, Melbourne

Contact: PM or call/SMS 0416 623 381

Price: $1,000 NEG

Apexi Power FC

Custom intake piping

SPLITFIRE coil packs

TRUST pod filters

TRUST timing belt

N1 water pump

New tensioner

New idler

SPOOL adjustable cam gears - set at '0'

XS Power stainless front pipes - 2.5" - 3"

JJR stainless decat pipe - 3"

3" stainless cat back with resonator, 5" canon

XTREME HD clutch

Lightened flywheel

Slotted front rotors

ZEAL 10/8 adjustable coilovers - height, damper & springrate adjustable

New SUPERPRO adjustable caster rod bushes

New SUPERPRO adjustable camber bushes

New leather gear boot

New leather hand brake boot

NISMO black chrome shift knob

OMP deep corn racing wheel with boss kit

Currently makes 230kw @ 13 psi - Was tuned with the old exhaust and without the CAM gears, with the cam gears dialed in and boosted to 15 psi it should see 250kw +

Rego till mid 2009, will be provided upon sale. Standard R33 GTR 17 x 9 + 30 rims with tyres will be provided with the car

There is nothing wrong with the car, it's really cheap for an R33 GTR I know but I need a quick sale and need the car gone. Will take reasonable offers if they are genuine but don't low ball because the price is low enough

Will consider trades for a cheaper car + cash my way

GENUINE INTEREST ONLY

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ill take it

I've been getting a lot of calls and I should have put this information in the first post, if possible SMS during business hours Monday - Friday, 830 - 430 as I am at work and unable to answer calls

Thanks

Forgo to mention it has an alarm and immobilizer as well as a blitz auto timer

Car has no audio gear at all but the front doors have been insulated with DYNAMAT so it;s all ready to go

Thanks

Your selling it already?

Didnt you just buy this?

And thats fuggn cheap for a Vspec.

this is the same person selling on sau

i believe theres a reason y its so cheap.. i had a lil birdy give me some info...even still its cheap!

im still thinkn bout having it inspected!

Your selling it already?

Didnt you just buy this?

And thats fuggn cheap for a Vspec.

either the car is not a v-spec or the speedo cluster is not from that car as it is from a non v-spec which would mean the kays are wrong if thats the case the only reason you would change the speedo over to a stock one is the car had some serious milage

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