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Hi all,

The time has come for me to sell my R33. I have owned it for the past 4 years and it has been a dream. All of the modifications on the car have been done under my ownership. I have always serviced the car very 6000 km and washed it weekly. The interior is immaculate and the exterior has 2-3 small scratches

The cars currently has 157000km on it. I bought the car at 95000ks and as it is my daily driver majority of the ks I have put on it has been done on the m4.

The car is a series 2 in white and comes with a sunroof.

Modifications:

- apexi pod filter enclosed in a carbon fibre box

- apexi springs and shocks (you are able to adjust the stiffness)

- turbo xs split dump pipe

- turbo xs plump back bov

- exhaust

- xtreme heavy duty clutch

- trust/GReddy fmic with pipes painted satin black

- jvc head unit with alpine 12 inch sub

- spitfire coilpacks changed in June.

That's all I can think of at the moment.

I am after $11,000 Ono. Would be interested in swaps for a Honda.

Cheers, Ant. 0410 291 504

Would love this to go to someone from sau.

If someone could tell me how to post pictures from my phone that would be great as I don't have access to a computer

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