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Selling my R33 Skyline Series 1 1993

(JETLNR)

Info:

- Auto (Fully rebuilt a month ago)

- 170,000k's

- Rego

- All standard option (Climate control, power steering, HICAS etc)

- Service every 5,000km with Penrite

Engine:

- Standard RB25

- 3540 low mount with .63 exhaust for minimal lag

- 3inch exhaust from turbo back with cannon muffler

- Custom dump pipe off the turbo

- Standard airbox and HKS Pod filter

- Turbosmart Boost controller

- HKS Front mount Intercooler

- Bosch 040 Fuel Pump

- 550 Injectors

- Haltech E6K wire in

- 280kw on 18psi

- Automatic counting Turbo Timer (Counts depending on turbo heat)

- Tuned by Ben D'annello

- Engine bay looks completely legal. Airbox is in the car and all sensors are hiiden e.g. map sensor and airtemp etc

Exterior:

- Custom Chameleon Paint job inside out

- It was sprayed about 3years ago. took off all badges including GT ones on the guard.

- Full body kit (Front has been customized to take out the number plate gap)

- Stealth rear wing

- Front Eye Lids

- 19inch Speedy Sphere Rims with 90% tread Machine Finish

- Lowered almost to the rims

- Tinted Windows

Interior:

- Custom Interior (Tan Leather with Black and Tan Door Trims, Centre console and Hand Break)

- Dash and other pieces in the car painted Chameleon

- 2 Gauges and shift light on steering wheel

- Aftermarket Shifter

- Fire Extinguisher (Painted in Chameleon)

- Pioneer 7' double din tv with 6 stacker inbuilt

- Pioneer 6' splits front and 6' rears (no holes)

- 2 12inch Subwoofers in the boot

- Cadence Mono block amp

- Sports steering wheel

This car is clean and body is extremely straight

Heaps more but best option is to come and see it for yourself

I'm asking around $17,000ono no reasonable offers or swaps refused.

Any other questions just call me on 0401 670 923 if no answer leave a message

Car is located in SE Melbourne

Here are some pics but i wil get some engine bay ones on soon but like I said best to see it in person

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Edited by JETLNR
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