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hi sau long story short had a perfect r33 running done heaps of mods some dick ran into me back end.. so i decide to buy another shell and slap everything in but now i cbs to hot lol got over it .. so letting evereything go at good price.

would like to sell whole package first if can, if cant i will be stripping it down

so for sale package is

x1 shell with full interior no running gear quater panel has dent, other wise shell is still good it can be register not viv or written off status. no regeo atm ran out like 2months ago. i paid 600

x1 shell rear ended comes with everything you need to put in the good shell. engine is still very healthy n box hardly drivin odo has only 85..000 khms

engine mods

tein coilovers full adjustable

inismo injectors i think there 600cc? yellow ones

rsr 3inch dumb pipe + cat back

garret gt25/35 very responsive

nistune ecu cost me 1.4k for tune and z32 ecu

z32 air flow meter

gready aloy intake not just a straight pipe goes skinny to big to pod

original simmons wheels not bbs18x10 hard to find you can say rare? came off a r33 gtr wrap in achiles 90% tread has gutter rash but no buckle

brand new clutch done like 2,000khms cant remember brand but i spend total 1.2k light fly wheel and 6puck clutch

body kit r33 gtr front bar side rear pods got damage

full sound system spent 800

thats about it im sure there is more cant remember

3.5k with everything i have listed above engine gearbox all mods beside wheels i want 1.8k for wheels

so for 3.5k you can have yourself a modify skyline 240rwkw

alot of work to be done but good for project car or can be register price is nego

so basically you just need to swap everything over simple as that

contact van 0405 555 237

if i cant get a offer for whole packege in next 2 weeks will be selling indivisual parts

western surburb

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