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Hi all, Im selling a S1 R33 i bought a few years ago as a repairable write-off. All the major repairs have been done. But it still needs minor things to finish it off..

Horn doesnt work

Plastic inner gaurds need to be put back in(come with car)

Needs 4x Tryes

AC Condensor fan is missing

Theres a few other small things i cant think of off the top of my head.

Repairs were done by a qualified panel beater. Its had the Radiator support and the panel that the radiator overflow and fuse box mount to replaced. Also the bonnet and drivers side gaurd. All panels replaced were new and genuine nissan except for the bonnet which was an aftermarket item. I have all the photos and receipts needed to get the VIV sorted. I just dont have the time or money to finish it off.

Car has one of the Ebay alloy radiators, Blitz turnflow intercooler kit, kakimoto cat-back exhaust, JJR sway bar and lower brace. Had all the belts and T/belt changed.131xxxkms on the clock.

The car is located in Seaford,vic. More then welcome to come and have a look.

Im after $4k

Will get some pics up shortly

Thanks, Kev.

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