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Item Summary: silver 1996 R33 GTst with minor mods

Reading: 99500km

Location: newcastle

Condition: Used

Reason for Selling: upgrading 2 a newer car

Asking Price: $13500

Delivery Methods: PickUp

Contact Info: 0431 564929 (luke)

Engine/Drivetrain

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Pedders lowered springs (40mm)

Trust intercooler kit

Trust Type-s blow off

HKS SuperDragger cat back exhaust 3.5"

jjr 3" ss split dump pipe/front pipe

Exedy Heavy duty single plate clutch

Rda slotted front rotors

3" ss intake pipe w/ ss pod filter

R34 turbo

New ngk platnium plugs

Candy orange rockercovers

Polished n detailed everything

Interior

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Almost perfect condition sr3 recaro seats in red

Red leather gearboot n handbreak boot

Trust gear knob

Exterior

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Standard s2 apart from gtr wing and s2 4 door grill

19x8.5, 19x9.5 tenzo-r gt-05 wheels black w/ chrome lip

Sound System

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Alpine Type-s 6.5" splits front

Alpine Type-s 6.5" 2-way back

2x Alpine v power Amps

Alpine top of the range fold out

touch screen dvd plater

Other

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Full Mongoose alarm system

also comes with new copy greddy plenum

Awesome car, very quick n reliable, has never had any problems. car needs 2 go make me an offer comes with 9 months rego

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