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Im selling my na r33, its a black 1995 model siries 1.5, manual. has 145xxx on the clock. sold with a rwc and reg until feb 2010. (same car as in my display pic but befor 18" and lowering)

also

m-spec bodykit

series 2 spoiler

18" rims

tien height adjustable coil overs

apexi pod filter

heat shield

new battery

fresh timing belt done at 120ks along with diff and gearbox service at the time

pioneer cd player

jbl slits in the front

6.5" jbl 2 ways in the rear

nismo gear knob

cusco short shifter

blue lights in the gauge cluster and air-con

new exceady heavy duty button clutch (still with warranty)

new slave solenoid

also comes with a cat back 2.5" exhuast but not fitted.

body is in very good condition. couple small scratches in the paint but no big dramas.

selling due to wanting to move to turbo. ether 180 or s13

asking $10,500 (open to offers) pics should be up soon.

call Ross on 0431 112 483

cheers panda

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