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NISSAN R33 Skyline GTS-T (2door) 1993 - urgent sale only $19,000 SA


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NISSAN R33 Skyline GTS-T (2door) 1993

$19,000 neg. Adelaide SA

This is a very immaculate looking car, with excellent service history.

Immaculate Metallic Gun Metal Grey duco, climate control, tinted windows, Hi-cas steer,

Trust performance exhaust with nice note, 12psi boost,

strut brace, hks pod filter and air intake sys, lowered springs (avail free), speco tacho, fog lights, new front mesh grill, immaculate velour interior, standard body kit!,

upgraded plugs etc for boost!

Fully integrated Tisonics turbo timer and alarm system.

This car has been well kept and serviced well. Reg Sale: buying house.

Genuine offers considered, Ph: 0417 088 853

Also comes with 3mts rego, bal of warranty, 2yrs left.

Standard Limiters still in place (rev, boost, speed!)

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he still has it!

only 19 ono!!!!!!!!!

with all the extras! and is a genuine caring owner!

bought with all the extras direct from Japan...

Full turbo back TRUST system.

struty

lowered

HKS filter

HKS bov

Interior very very clean! like new!

low k's approx 70-80ish (i cant remember exact)

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