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R33 GTST '96 Series 1.5 ( series 2 interior )

Exterior

Pearl white with blue

400R front bar.

GTR side skirts

Nismo rear pods

Stealth Wing

17inch AVS rims with 255 tyres 95% tread

R33 4Door Front headlights ( all Chrome )

Nismo decals

Darkest Legal Tint

Interior

Indiglo dash

Autometer Boost guage

4 sets of Guages ( taiwan )

AFM steering wheel

Suspension

RSR racing springs

Front Cusco strut brace

R33 GTR rear strut brace

Engine

FMIC

Blitz Bov

HKS power flow

RSR Cat back exhaust

SAFC

Audio

JVC headunit

Full Philips Spilts front and rear

Two huge amps ( brand check tomorrow )

2 x 10' JBL subbies

Rego just paid last month.

Immaculate car inside and outside, Very clean and fussy owner. Serviced every 5000kms. Runs perfect, very smooth ride.

Inspection will not Disappoint.

**Looking for 24k Neg. Serious buyers please. :rofl:

Selling due to having paid a deposit on a S15.

Located in Victoria.

Please pm me to arrange inspection.

Or call me 0433193481

Cheers

Sentric -

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