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Hi all,

Up for sale is my 1996 s2 r33

has approx Klms 118.xxx on the clock

its in very good condition inside and out, not just cause its myn

but seems to be one of the more cleaner, and honest r33's out there..

Mods: shes pretty standard few minor mods as follows

  • Drift Pod Fillter
  • HKS super drager exhaust (cat bak system)
  • turbo smart boost tap (car running and almost standard 8-9psi)
  • Viper Alarm 5701, 2-way security and remote start and imobiliser

Reason for sale: Going to live overseas to live for 12 mounths

shes no longer needed anymore :thumbsup:

Very clean all in all...

I'm located in melbournes s.e suburbs

for any further info dont hesitate to call

Troy : 0403 236 931

Thanx for looking :P

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very interested mate, just gotta sell my car first, how long until you go overseas?

you dont know anyone who wants a series 2 non turbo manual do you? manual, viscous, still under warranty, 71xxx kms

very interested mate, just gotta sell my car first, how long until you go overseas?

you dont know anyone who wants a series 2 non turbo manual do you? manual, viscous, still under warranty, 71xxx kms

Hey mate,

Umm i leave in around 7 weeks i think it is...

About ur car im really not sure mate? most of my friends alredy have imports atm,

Sorry i cant help yah out mate..?

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