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1996 R33 Skyline S2 4 Door

- non turbo

- 152000 kms

- after market sunroof (already installed when i bought it)

- factory fog lamps

- blue LED bulbs on the center console

- pod filter with heat shield (i still have original filter box)

- oil catch can

- front strut/tower brace

- 2 1/2 catback with 3" cannon exhaust (installed by Glenroy Exhaust)

- 18" Osaka rims (silver 6 spokes)

- SONY double din stereo (MP3, IPOD, recently installed)

- 6 1/2 split kevlar/response front speakers

- 6 1/2 kevlar/response for the rear

- spark plugs recently replaced

- service done by NISMO Performance Center @ thomastown

Price: $10500 ono

$10000 for stock rims which is 15"

anyone interested u can sms me (Cesar) on 0400583223.. i will put up photos shortly..

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sorry i forgot to add that the car was 'auto' as well.. here are some pics.. i've also replaced the ground/earth leads on the car..

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