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Hi all,

Here is just one of the many High Performance Import Vehicles we currently have in stock at our Sydney Showroom.

VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS

- 1996 Nissan Skyline R33 GTR

- Non V-Spec

- 5 Speed Manual

- Factory KR4 Metallic Silver

- ABS Brakes

- Dual Airbags

- Kenwood Stereo

- Aftermarket Exhaust System

- Aftermarket Pod Filters

- Aftermarket Alloy Radiator

- 118,000 Km's

- NSW Rego

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AVAILABLE NOW FOR $20,999

For more information, please call us on (02) 9545 0532, or alternatively, drop past our Sydney showroom to inspect in person.

With new vehicles arriving each week, keep a watch on our currently vehicle stocks by checking out our website via the URL below:

http://justjap.com/store/product.php?produ...=379&page=1

Cheers,

Steve

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Just Jap Racing Grand Master

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Get in quick and grab yourself an absolute bargain!

Loads of enquiries on this one so far - Yet it remainins waiting for a new home :(

Steve

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