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FOR SALE - $4000

1995 R33 Nissan Skyline Gtst

Car was my everyday car and was running great till I accidentally rolled into the back of my new car! Bad luck was an understatement! Don't have the time to fix it atm and I have a new car to drive so might as well sell it to someone who can look after it and get her back on the road.

Has minor front end damage that can be fixed easily. Headlights are fine from the front but the hinges have cracked off and the rear casing is broken. Thermo fans have cracked hinges, engine fan has a few slightly bend fins from touching the radiator. Radiator has a whole. Front bumper was quite flexible so took most of the knock but is still in condition to be put back on if you dont mind the small dent. Bonnet is bent.

I would estimate the distance it was all pushed back would be a few inches as car was on doing a slow rolling speed. I have pulled off the parts to be replaced as you will see in the pix below.

Car was primarily stock with only upgrades being exhaust system and HID front lights. Klms are original. Bought it with 90,000 klm on the clock. Has some scratches on the body. Engine has never given me issues except for the random standard coil pack.

Ive had a few quotes for the parts needed to repair and maximum quote for all parts was $1400. You could definitely get the parts cheaper if you had the time to search.

Parts needed are:

BONNET (S1)

FRONT GRILL (S1)

FRONT REO BAR

BOTH HEADLIGHTS (S1)

RADIATOR AND SHROUD

THERMO FANS

ENGINE FAN BLADES ONLY

If you have any questions just let me know.

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  • 3 weeks later...

Still for sale peoples. It's an easy fix like I said and only Minor damage you can come a take a look for yourself and see.

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