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hey guys and girls , more looking for swaps or 14k .

Vt ss series 2

Gen 3 6 speed

255 rwkw. ( cold air, zorst, TB,injectors, tune, )

new xtreme HD clutch

3.5" stainless system

bosch 040 fuel pump

new water pump

new radiator

SSSl king springs ( new shocks)

20" Ve Super sport wheels

2.5tonne towbar!.

HSV coulsen interior ( Pricey)

132,000 kms

Small scrape on rear left guard ( hardly noticable)

swaps mainly for a neat r34 4 door turbo auto. or a MINT 32 with 25 conversion ect. ( or 20 depeoding on car )

pm me !

more pics avalable on request. via PM.

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as above mate,

there would need to be cash adjustment,

i sold my 33 with 280 rwkw and heaps of fruit for 13k...

there are plenty on car sales with low kms and more mods for around 10,

so i would want minimum 3500 adjustment,

cheers

swap all this

R33- it has 97000k on the clock, auto, factory turbo, big front mount intercooler, blitz blow off valve, hks turbo timer, pwr mirrors and windows, central locking, set of 17's that are on it in the photo with ok tyres and a set of stock nissan 16 inch with not so good tyres, clean interior, little tear in driver seat, front bar and left guard are white and the rear left quarter has a ding in it but i don't know how it got there because i bought it like that. and i have some new paint mixed up to respray the front. its regoed untill jan. 2010.

VL CALAIS- disc to disc lsd with 4:11 gears, auto, stock RB30 just needs a dizzy but i think i have a couple of spare ones,custom seats but front driver seat is ripped, good grey velour calais door trims and hood lining just needs to be put back in properly, complianced factory turbo, and for race seats and cage i think, 1 or 2 of the wheels in the pic are cracked from my mates brother taking his stateo up the gutter. and some low life stole the nose cone out of my mums garage so it would need that and a new sunroof because someone broke the old 1

VL COMMODORE- all brand new bushes+ pwr steering rack and pump+ adjustable panhard rod+ super low king springs+ gt gas shockies+ wheel bearings+ slotted front rotors+ new unis+ the 5 spd has been rebuilt+ the engine has been fully rebuilt done f**k all k's, it was bored to a RB31(3.1 litre) with a vl turbo crank, forged ACL race pistons and rods, ported and polished head with heavy duty valves and double coil valve springs. put a metal head gasket on it and it will handle a turbo and or nos all day long. i tapped a truck and rippled the nose cone and front guard so i was goin to put everything in the calais. i took the dash out and the pedal assembly and put it into the calais and that was as far as i got

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