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Hey

As the topic states im after a R33 GTR (not really interested in v-specs, too expensive at the moment), but anything around 100,000k's or less. I'm also sussing about 32 gtr's and since they're getting pretty old i'm chasing one with a 33 gtr engine. If its a 32 i'd like it to be fairly modified, but still good for street use.

I'm trying to find someone who'd want to downgrade (perhaps buying a house etc), and i'm offering my 1993 R32 Gts-t + up to $10k cash.

Here's some details of the 32:

Its a 1993 Nissan Skyline GTS-T (turbo model).

Serviced every 5000k's.

Manual with the RB20DET engine (straight 6, 2-litre engine). Tuned to 210RWKW!!!

Car has 136,000 genuine k's on it (i can vouch for the previous owner, and I walk to work which means it only really gets driven on weekends, so has had a VERY good life).

It is fairly highly modified, but to a safe extent for street use, and considering that it isn't beaten to within a inch of its life like alot of other skylines up for sale, the price im asking is very reasonable.

$12,000 (already been price dropped twice :starwars: )

The modification list is as follows:

Exterior/styling:

R32 GTR Wing (gunmetal grey).

Black bonnet (not carbonfibre, so its legal; just sprayed black).

R34 GTT Rims (17" silver rims, also are fitted to the stageas).

Various stickers (can be removed if buyer prefers).

Tinted windows, great for summer.

Handling:

Aftermarket springs.

Aftermarket shocks.

Heavy duty bushes.

Strut bars (front and rear).

Quality tyres (still about 80% of tread left).

Engine:

Front mount intercooler with 3" piping.

K&N Pod Filter.

Cold air intake.

Nismo Z32 AFM.

Sard 550cc Injectors.

Dr Drift Re-mapped ECU.

Dr Drift Manual Boost Controller (at 16psi on a safe tune).

Turbo Timer.

R33 Series 2 turbo (off an auto so only seen 5psi its life) Highflowed about 9 months ago with Garrett internals to 350hp.

Split Dump pipes.

X-force 3" dumps-back exhaust with high-flow cat (only about 3 months old) through to 4.5" cannon.

New century battery+terminals.

New spark plugs and coils cleaned with 1 being replaced.

Interior/sound system:

DVD Motorised screen with dvd player.

Earthquake 6" splits up front (retail about $300).

6.5" splits on the parcel shelf with crossovers.

Audison 5channel amp SPX (top of the range).

Polk Momo 10" sub.

Nardi leather steering wheel.

Playstation 2 mounts in glove box (not selling with the playstation though).

Boost Gauge.

I have priced the car to sell with a road worthy certificate, which can be arranged, or if the buyer would like the car cheaper then I will drop the price to $11,500 without the certificate. The car does have a couple of scratches on it but nothing too serious, also a small dint in the driver's rear quarter panel, it wouldn't be much to fix, i simply dont have the time.

Contact me (ash):

Pm, e-mail [email protected] , 0400531138

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