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Well i have made the decission to go for another car! an r32 gtr or a nissan patrol and atm i have been approved by the bank for a loan but i don't want too big of a loan so i'm gonna sell the 33.

i've put a bit of time and cash on it so far and it's become a hard decission to let it go! all work has been done by D&D Motors

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1995 nissan skyline r33 gtst

done so far 105000 km

white in colour

rego til august 2009

accidental history? i've hit a cone and damaged the front bar because some stupid kids thought it'll be cool to put stuff infront of cars when they come. but the overall condition of the body isn't too scabby

interiror is still in good nic just a few tiny holes in the dash from mounted boost guage

100k service done by D&D Motors using all genuine nissan parts

Power fc with hand controller

bosch 040 fuel pump

nismo FPR

custom made forward facing plenum

fmic

3' turbo back exhaust

extreme 5 puck button clutch

trust coil overs

kazama castor rods

hks mushroom filter with red element or apexi pod filter (new)

17"9 rims which are gtr offsets

gtr copy front bar

wide fenders

mp3 deck with speakers etc etc

that;'s all i can think of atm but most of those performance parts haven't been on the car for long! i say at the most 10000kms but the suspension has only been in for 5000km? a few stock parts would come with it like air box, intercooler, a jazma muffler that i used to get off defect, front guards and a few more bits and pieces

i'm asking 15k ono and i'm flexible on price. or swap with r32 gtr plus cash your way

contact details, pm is most prefered but my number is 0401581445. the problem with calling me is i work arvo shift in a place with very weak reception so most calls don't get through but you can leave a sms

cheers Son

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