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Ok, I'm heading back to uni and am trying to suss out if I should/can sell my beloved. It's a 1997 40th Anniversary Edition R33 GTST – 94000kms. I'm very interested to hear people's thoughts...

The car is mechanically stock apart from an Apexi pod filter. Car has never been boosted or molested. You will struggle to find a better, cleaner, more original example. Pictures speak for themselves.

Type M bodykit which I believe was standard with the 40th Anniversary model. Other factory features include:

Sunroof

Dual airbags

Nissan sports exhaust

OTHER:

Viper alarm/immobiliser

17inch Nismo LMGT2 rims

Stereo is aftermarket Jap model so fm radio doesn't work... other than LightFM L

Second Australian owner. Car was first imported in mid/late 2007.

Located in Melbourne's North-West

$10.5k firm, with RWC and 12-months rego included.

Text 0409 433 587 or PM if interested or want further info.

Cheers,

Sean

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PMs replied... If only I was in Sydney ey.

Checked the compliance plate last night and it's a December 97 model. Also forgot to include above that genuine Skyline floor mats are included.

Feel free to ask for further info or more pics. Ta

Hey pj,

Thanks for the offer, nice ride. Unfortunately a straight swap is no good for me as i need at least at least some money as part of the deal.

GL with your sale

After receiving a few offers for straight swaps, I should mention that I'll swap only if I can get about $4-5k in addition. So if you have a car worth approx $5k, and you're happy to pay another $4-5k, then a swap could be on!

Thought I should post this so that I don't waste people's time and vice versa.

Car is such a pleasure to drive, hence I'm in no rush to sell. Although, money does talk...

  • 6 months later...

This car is now up for sale.

Car is sitting on 99000km. These are genuine.

Timing belt and water pump changed at 96000km so major service has been done.

More info on rims the Rays Engineering rims (condition not great)...

17x8.0 at the front, offset +35

17x9.0 at the back, offset +38

Chasing $9500 with RWC included

Cheers,

Sean 0409 433 587

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