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1995 Nissan R33 Skyline GTST Series 2

- Manual

- White

- 78,000 km’s

- 17’’ Advan three spoke racing wheels with 235 fronts and 255 rears

- 3’’ front pipe from turbo, 3’’ hi flow cat and 3¾’’ stainless cat back exhaust with stainless cannon muffler

- HKS pod filter

- Blitz b.o.v

- Front and rear strut braces

- Nismo 300 kph Speedo

- Nismo clear side indicators

- Front lip spoiler

- Twin pod gauge holder with boost and oil temp

Regularly serviced, Always garaged, Only driven on weekends, one of the best kept skylines around

Mob- 0421 934 189

Email- [email protected]

$ 22,500 o.n.o. or will consider a trade

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