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Owned for nearly three years since imported from Japan and done 86,000kms. In the time that I have had it has only done 15,000kms. At the moment this is an expression of interest; reason I may part with it is that I may move on and buy a R34 GTR or go all out with a project GTR of some description.

Interior:

- All original and near perfect condition for its age. Nissan floor mats and Motul seat cover for driver’s seat.

Exterior:

- Original wine red colour, also great condition for its age.

Driveline:

- NPC single plate carbotic button clutch; when it was installed (500kms ago) I got the tailshaft rebuilt with a new centre bearing and balanced.

- NPC billet machined flywheel

- Redline gear oils in the front and rear diffs, Redline Lightweight Shockproof in the gearbox, Nissan Matic D in transfer case.

Suspension/handling:

- Bilstein PSS9 coilovers fully adjustable height and damper

- Whiteline swaybars (adjustable) front and rear

- Noltec subframe bushes

- Every OEM suspension bushing was replaced with new Superpro ones as well as adjustable camber bushes in the front upper arms

- All ball joints were replaced with Nissan OEM or aftermarket ones

- Whiteline adjustable upper arms with bushes not rod ends

- All bolts were stripped and replated zinc/gold passivate

- All suspension arms and subframe were sand blasted, primed and re-painted in black (2pak)

- Kuhmo KU36 tyres not even 2000kms old

Engine:

- Vipec V88 using MAP sensor (periodically tuned to upgrade software and ensure good engine health)

- Bosch 044 fuel pump in-tank controlled by Vipec (so no noise at idle)

- Trust Power Evo. II cat back exhaust (still have stock one and stock cat to go with car)

- Serviced every 5000kms with Motul 300V Chrono

- Makes 250kW at all four wheels at 12psi (dyno sheet available) also achieves 10.5-11.0L/100km

Basically all the mods I have done are to ensure the reliability and driveability of the car and I have probably spent easy $12-15k on it on top of the price of the car. If someone was to buy it with the intention of taking it to the track all it would need is a built engine; the hard part has been done by me as far as handling and driveline is concerned. Even a pair of GT-SS/-9 turbos and injectors will see a healthy 300kW and complete the car very nicely.

I have receipts for everything and have spent a lot of man hours especially with the suspension and handling. It was almost a restoration but well worth at as it handles beautifully!

I would like to think I could get mid-low $30k so will consider offers in that region. It is a beautiful example of a R33 Skyline GTR Vspec and has been very well looked after! If there is no interest I will probably keep it but if the opportunity presented itself a new owner would not be disappointed.

Contact via PM or SMS/call 0432 562 025

A few photos below apologies for the quality, some betters ones coming up this weekend:

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