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well finally i have to give her up. . . this car has been my project for 2+ years now and i just didnt get to finish her. seeing summer is coming up and i wannna do other things with my money im gonna let this go for a quick sale.

r33 s1 1993 gunmetal grey skyline.

188,000kms ( put a new engine in at 165,000 kms ) the 2nd hand engine had 88,000km on it when i put it in. when it went in i did the full 100,000 km service on it

engine :

stock internals

t04e garrett turbo

6 boost high mount manifold ( 100kms old)

turbosmart external hypergate 45mm ( 1000km old)

jjr coilpacks ( 7000 kms old )

hks front mount intercooler

apexi air filter

z32 afm

power fc with HC ( HC brand new )

exedy heavy duty clutch

3 inch dump pipe with 3 1/2 inch zaust to dual muffler ( hi flow cat and muffler )

bosche 040 fuel pump

denso 550cc injectors

greddy profec b spec II boost controller

oil catch can

greddy turbo timer

body:

gtr front bar ( just fitted and sprayed )

new headlights crystal clear ( old ones were foggy )

gtr side skirts

gtr rear pods

volks racing rims ( tyres need replacing )

sprayed calipers

carbon fibre d wing

interior:

leather door inserts

speco metre boost guage

metal pedals

some japanese head unit with sony explode speakers

RWC : N/A

now the story : i bought this car with a blown engine in her . ever since i have been building her up. after money spent everywhere i am only one step away from finishing..but i simply cannot afford it anymore seeing im 20 and a uni student. everything on this car is tip top and some things are barely used since my last workshop. about 2 weeks ago it made 260rwkw @ 17.5 psi . . unfortunately the turbo gave way a week later ( its a t04e so i expected it ) the manifold has a t3 flange on it . i was going to chuck on a gt3076r ( $1600 ) plus lines and work it will be around $2500 tuned. the car will be a monster as everything else including engine are in tip top nick . before the last tune it has been running 14psi at 250rwkw. im sad to let it go at such a low price but i just have to move on. any test welcome . the only problems u will find will be. new tyres ( which i havnt replaced since i bought the car over 2 years ago ) and the turbo. the car had 165000kms on it when i bought it and now has 188000 . so in over 2 years i have barely drivin her .

im asking for $12,000 firm. i have over $30,000 in receipts. no shortcuts taken and i have always serviced her every 5000kms and wash her weekly . . this is a solid car just waiting for a little coin to be spent and she will fly!!!

the last tune was done by trent @ status tuning in dandenong.

i will post pics tomorrow as it is dark now.

im in S/E suburbs melbourne

call alex on 0407518086

(03) 97720111

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