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Make: Nissan

Model: Skyline

Year: 1996?

Engine: RB25DET

Mileage 175k

Gearbox: 5 Speed Manual

Engine: Stock RB25

Suspension: Koni adjustables

Interior: Standard, with boost gauge

Stereo: USB cd player, splits in front, 6" in rear, all amped

Exterior: Nismo side indicators

Driveline: Stock

Wheels & Tyres: Koya Inox 18x8 and 18x9

Extra Details: Would make a really good base for someone to start modifying, or keep a stock reliable daily.

Item Condition:

Location: Gympie, QLD

Reason For Sale: Wedding, Mrs needs a new car, project car needs attention

Contact Details: PM please, i do shift work

Price and Payment Conditions: $10,000 ONO. I am negotiable on price, within reason of course.

Hey Everyone,

I bought this 33 after a long search to find a tidy one.

Ive got to get rid of it now, wedding is fast approaching, so, sadly, the toy has to go.

Its got a HKS return flow intercooler, with all piping pained black.

Power FC, with hand controller, Previous owner told me tuned by PITS

Bellmouth dump pipe and Jasma exhaust

Apexi pod filter.

Electronic dual stage boost controller

Alarm (apparently GPS tracking)

A/C Works!, Nismo gear knob, new leather handbrake and gear boots.

Tidy underneath, no battle damage in rear quarters.

Koni Adjustables with King springs (firm enough for me)

18" Koya wheels with 235's on the front and 265's on the rear, good tread. (wheels off at the moment getting clear coat reapplied)

Drives really well, comfy cruiser, but makes good power too.

Ill get a roadworthy organised ASAP.

Chasing $10,000 or best offer.

Hmm, thats all i can think of now, sing out if you have any questions...oh and the missus' plates do not come with the car.

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