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R33 gtst series

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Hey guys im looking for an R32 or an R33 has to be auto and with turbo,with rego and RWC i have 8grand to spend im located in melbourne

I have exactly wat ur looking for and im in melb,

Its on carsales: TYD-682

We could come to an agreement, :D

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kaleh

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hi ozzigstar..

i have a '97 r33 gts25t series II.. but it's got minor problems. Willing to sell it for very cheap..

http://www.carbuddy.com.au/buy/cars.aspx?s...0&mid=52662

i hope the link works..

problems:

- sunroof doesn't work. gotta manually shut it

- the clear is peeling off the bonnet

- head lights needs to be polished/cleaned

- front brakes are squealing

- few little scratches

- chip on windscreen about 5cent piece

it's complete stock. All services done at EAS performance by George. Mongoose alarm 3 point immoboliser bought and installed @ Stylyn.

If you're interested let me know... will work out a deal!

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anthony123 Enthusiast

anthony123

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Hey buddy, got a black 1998 Series 2 R33, comes with a turbo back exhaust (trust), pod, boost controller on 10psi, Car is registered and comes with rwc, located in melbourne, shoot me a pm if your interested

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