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Wanted for a project

In particular I am looking for a R33 GTS-T with front/rear end damage, blown engine or an otherwise a rolling shell. Auto or manual. I would equally be interested in an R32/34, S13/14/15, 180sx, RX-7, Soarer, or Supra. 

Essentially as long as the chassis rails are straight I will be interested.

Located in tasmania - will pay for interstate transit.

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Wanted for a project

In particular I am looking for a R33 GTS-T with front/rear end damage, blown engine or an otherwise a rolling shell. Auto or manual. I would equally be interested in an R32/34, S13/14/15, 180sx, RX-7, Soarer, or Supra.

Essentially as long as the chassis rails are straight I will be interested.

Located in tasmania - will pay for interstate transit.

Hey mate, i have posted my 32gtr shell on sau, i put it in the tassie section, check it out if you want

I also have a R33GTST rolling shell with diff bootlid and spoiler one door one guard rear seat all suspension no brakes no damage

Missing motor and gearbox but has pedals and some small interior parts 600 also

Its complied missing green plate but still has chassis number plate and build plate so still can ber registered

Rgds

Daniel.

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