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I’m heading overseas for work and unfortunately my beloved R33 will not fit in the over-head locker or under the seat in front of me, so it must go to a good home instead.

Details below:

* It’s Black

* 17” deep-dish rims (new rubber)

* HKS air filter

* Turbo Timer

* A good looking Double DIN CD/Tuner/Cassette player (sounds pretty average)

* Surge tank and Bosh fuel pump

* Front Strut Brace

* Turbo Smart type 2 blow off valve

* NGK iridium spark plugs

* New timing belt

* New clutch (5/6 finger clutch from Just Jap)

* Full 3 inch exhaust, nice and quiet

* 12 months rego

* Almost 60,000kms (sits under a car cover all it's life)

* The paint on the roof is a bit faded.

$18500.

****SOLD****

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The paint on the roof has like a faded swirl in the centre, it would just be a case of re-spraying the roof only. Oh and you can find some photo's in my gallery, Just click on the Photo's link under my thumbnail...

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I'll reply in here cause I forgot to add it to the list. Yep, it has keyless entry, immobiliser, alarm (turbo timer integration box so you can arm the car while it warms up or cools down) and the windows go up when you arm the system. Yes the Turbo Timer has been legally fitted so when the hand break is down the timer will disengage (reason for this is if an accident occurs, the electric fuel pumps shut off when the engine stalls.)

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