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1997 r33 gtst series 2

$8,500

5 speed manual turbo

heavy duty clutch recently installed

stock as a rock except for a kakimoto exhaust

interior is very clean with blue dash

rwc and rego availiable depending on prices offered.

used to have 19 inch mags but had bad tyre tread so replaced with stockies.

custom vented bonnet

cd player with speakers

all electrics are in good working condition

recently just had minor service.

This car is in excellent condition for its age and is mecanicaly A1. The interior is like new and it is a beautiful car to drive. I have owned the car for 2 years and am selling in order to fund an overseas trip i promised my gf.

Previous to me the only other australin owner was female, Oil changed every 5000km with synthetic oil. Trasmition just had full service and inpection for wear, and was given a clean bill of health

trying to upload photos but having a bit of trouble

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