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Hey all,

Ive still got a Non-Turbo R33 for sale, its a 2 door, 1994 model. Its got 293,000kms but doesnt burn any oil or water and is very reliable. It cant be defected!

Its got some mods:

- Apexi coilovers

- 3A Racing Exhaust, with papers so cant be defected

- 1 year old tyres (235/45/r17)

- 17" rims (chrome peeling)

- Alpine S-type splits 6"

- Tinted windows (faded in parts)

- Paint is in not real good condition

- Interior is in pretty good condition with a small rip in the drivers seat

- 5 speed manual

- Apexi pod filter (with standard panel filter currently installed so cant be defected)

Im in Armidale (NSW) but can do a bit of travelling to meet people half way if they are serious.

I was origionally asking $9,000 but im sick of people not following up on purchases, so i just want a quick sale, and the price is FIRM.

If you are interested, my email address is [email protected] or my phone number is 0432063687

Cheers,

Chris

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