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I've had an alarm/imobliser just installed the other week cost me around $500 I'm still asking $17000 If anybody knows a friend looking for an R33 please give my car a mention, I really need a sale...

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Hey all,

Well its time to sell the beast and I desperately need some cash for my business intrests.

late 1993 R33 GTS25T Type M Burgundy

97000kms  

Auto

3inch exhaust off turbo

Apexi S-AFC

AVO Stage 2 Intercooler (EPA approved as I've been told by many  

                                       people, how true don't know)

Simota Pod Filter

Custom Air Intake

Turbosmart Type 2 BOV (I have the standard BOV to supply)

Turbosmart adjustable boost dial

Autometer Boost Gauge (Ultralite Series Silver)

Full GTR kit

Pioneer CD/Tape Double Din unit

Pioneer 6 1/2 inch splits

RWC

reg till SEP

Performance @wheels 172kw@11psi (AVO Dyno Dynamics 4wd)  

                                                     

Asking $19,500 ono

Pm me or contact me on 0411 952519

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