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Selling for my boss. Up for sale is his 1996 R33 Nissan Skyline. It's a 2.5L NA 4WD 4 door auto and completely original. It's been sitting in a paddock for a few years and so the paint needs a good cut and polish. It was imported from Japan in 2002 with just over 100k on the clock, with a Nissan 100k service sticker to verify this.
When the car was imported it ran perfectly with no dramas at all.
Currently the car turns over but won't start because one two wire connector on top of the engine seams to have been bitten by a rabbit. However this seams to be the only damage of the sort and is in a very easily accessible location.
The interior is in very good condition aside from the occasional spider..
Exterior has some wear and tear, small dint on front of bonnet, front bar paint is cracking slightly and other slight signs of wear as you can see in the photos. Patch of rust appearing on right rear corner of bumper and scuff on righthand sideskirt.
Reason for selling is that it's taking up space and I need to move it on. Unfortunately it cannot be registered because it's power to weight ratio is not great enough to classify for the Register of Specialist and Enthusiast Vehicles.
If interested feel free to contact Dave on 0412 316 011 for any questions or offers. I'm not looking for much for it, but at the same time I don't want to give it away. Feel free to make me an offer

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wow.... thats going to be a tough sale.....

na/auto/4 door puts it about 3k.

not being able to register it, is almost scrap value...

good luck with it man. rb26 + gtr box, this thing would fly.

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