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GTRSayan

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Hey guys up for sale is my 1995 VSPEC R33 Chassis.

Rare midnight purple

75,000km chassis

Has complete interior (nothing missing)

17inch Stern wheels

Standard suspension

momo steering wheel detachable

Recaro driver seat (all Black)

Complied and can be registered all you need is motor gearbox and roadworthy

Selling because i want a r32 GTR chassis for my freak motor so if you have a 32 gtr will consider a swap.

Motor is still in car so i will need to know in advance if any 1 is interested thanx

Expecting 13,000 ono for this clean and straight rolling chassis or can sell complete car for 23,000 firm

Will upload photos soon pm me or call at any time on 0401-579-031 if i dont answer it will be cause im at work so text me straight after ill call you right back.

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8 Grand firm but im not keen on selling motor i want to put it into a 32 gtr or if im lucky to find a 34 gtr shell (keep dreaming). OR WILLING TO sell with the car car cause im over the r33 look.

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soory bud prety late reply but i have to say i dnt want to sell motor anymore im after a 32 gtr chassis to put it into if you know any1 whos intersted in selling please let me know thanx.

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