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Nissan Skyline R33 GTST Coupe 5spd Manual

Car has been my pride and joy, oil changed every 2500 k's and full major service every 15000 k's. Always used BP Ultimate 98 octane petrol. Washed every week and polished every month. Always warmed up and warmed down. Recently performed a compression test which came back very good.

Kilometers - 130,000

Reason for selling – started an apprenticeship with very low wages, would love to keep it but cannot justify the costs anymore.

List of modifications -

Engine

Turbo back 3 inch exhaust with custom dump pipe, High flow cat, Resonator, 5 inch X-force cannon muffler

K&N Pod filter with custom aluminium cold air intake box

80mm FMIC with custom aluminium cold air intake piping

Apexi Pen Turbo timer

Gates Timing Belt

Drivetrain

Heavy duty organic clutch rated at 240 rwkw installed 6 months ago (Is really easy to drive, not heavy at all.)

Lightened Flywheel

C's short shifter kit

Suspension

Tein Super street Fully adjustable coilovers

Whiteline adjustable front and rear sway bars

Adjustable Castor bushes

Tomei Hicas Lock kit

Bridgestone Adrenaline Potenza RE-001 Tyres, rear 235/45/17 9 inches wide have 50% tread and front are Rockstone 235/45/17 8 inches wide have 95%

Audio

Pioneer DEH-P8650MP Head unit

JL VR Front Component speakers

JL TR Rear 2 way speakers

Jensen 2 channel 400 watt amp

Miscellaneous

RACQ Heavy duty battery

Advanti Tri-spoke rims, 17X8 on front and 17X9 on rear

This R33 is one of the best handling ones out there, I drove it today for the first time in months and was shocked at how good it drives. I dont mean to talk the car up with exaggeration i was honestly exhilarated by its handling and balance.

The car is in very good condition for its age, there are a few nicks here and there on the paint and one scrape on the left quarter panel but nothing major.

Any questions please feel free to call or PM me I will be happy to talk about my car, any EOI's are very welcome. My phone number is 0433587876. I work normal hours and not always with my phone so you may have to leave a message.

Located in the West side of Brisbane.

PRICE - $11,500

I am negotiable on price

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