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Make/Model: Nissan Skyline S2 R33 GTS-T

Year: 1997

Kilometers: 119,XXX

Transmission type: Manual

Engine: RB25DET

Colour: White

Modifications: 3" Turbo Back Exhausts, Pod Filter, Xtreme Cushion Button Clutch

Roadworthy Certificate: Yes (Negotiable for lower price)

Registered: Yes

Accident History: Minor on FL Crt Panel and door, was fixed up over a year ago, no suspension or structural damage was made

Asking Price: $11,000 O.N.O (Negotiable)

Location: North Suburbs

Contact Details: pm for contact number or email me [email protected]

Other Comments: I have had this car for nearly 3 years since it was delivered into Australia, I have kept it as stock and clean as possible besides from the turbo back exhaust, pod filter and Xtreme Cushion Button Clutch, still fitted with standard side mount cooler and standard suspension, it has been fitted with white 17" rims, 235 front 245 rear can fit 255 easy,

Sony DVD/CD/MP3 player, separate pop out screen

2 gauges fitted in a pillar pod (Boost & Air Fuel)

comes with rear pods, (just need to be resprayed and fitted)

Sun roof

Just serviced

aftermarket alarm with auto start, ignition kill, turbo timer, point of entry worth around $800

Reason for me selling is that I would rather keep my business going then keep the car

so help me out

http://i311.photobucket.com/albums/kk459/d...pg?t=1268892408

http://i311.photobucket.com/albums/kk459/d...pg?t=1268892408

More Pictures can be supplied if needed

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