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Hi guys, wrecking a whole R33 GTST, 96 model

gearbox is sold

car body still has everything is 100% complete, has Nismo front strut bar, brake booster stopper, VERY clean interior can still get rego for it.

needs new bonnet, guards, lights, frontbar and reo. can include these for extra

looking for $700 for the whole car body byo wheels. will start separating in one week if no one wants it, can sell with the engine

Rb25DET package 160,000km, including engine, all accessories, turbo, loom, ecu, stock cooler and piping everything you need to drop it in and go $1300

18 inch starcorp rims with good tyres $700

Full turbo back exhaust with twin cannons and de-cat. $300

have spare 3 inch SS split dump down to cat $150

will add pics tomorow

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Located in adelaide SA, will not be parting out for one week to try and sell the whole car body

discovered today it is a 96 M-spec, sunroof, ect ect the guards are not damaged so will not need replacing

hi mate is the gear knob still up forsale ? if so is it in good condition ( see the numbers )

sorry mate, gearnkob is not in perfect condish, it has rub wear on the top, sumone rubbed that sucka hard

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