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Hi,

The Car is a 1996 R33 GTR Skyline V-Spec

In Adeliade

Always serviced and well maintained

Looked after by boostworks

just had them look over the car for any problems before selling and all came back good

Unlike most older GTRs there is no need to worry about the engine failing or factoring a rebuild etc as it has already been done and maintained by boostworks.

White

Forged Engine

Forged Pistons

Multilayer head gasket

ACL race Bearings

Huge Extended Sump

New Rings

Honed Bore

New R33 Crank

New Rods

Only around 20000 kms old

NPC 5 button clucth almost brand new

New bosch 1000cc injectors

New E85 Walbro Pump

Apexi pods in custom air box

Custom cold air intake

Power fc and controller

AVCR Boost Controller

JUN cam gears

Apexi front pipe, high flow cat and Titanium expreme exhaust sounds awesome!

Garrett -5 turbos

z32 afms

Apexi 100mm intercooler

Coilovers

series 3 front lip

carbon GTR wing plates

Carbon pillar

new gear and handbrake boots

Catch can

Apexi Boost gauge

White Nismo Triple Gauge and Nismo 320kph dash

R35 GTR rear badge

Enkie 10.5 x 18 +12 all round rims with excellent tyres and red light weight wheel nuts

Clear front and side indicators

CD player

Standard clean interior

Long Rego

Car currently makes 387kws at the wheels

Can make more but its my daily and never had a need to push it any further.

Runs and drives great. Clutch is easy for city driving.

Never had a problem with it apart from replacing the clutch

There is a dent on the roof which was there when i bought the car

Runs on E85 but simple tune to take it back to 98 petty

Will take off $1100 if you bring your own wheels

Will take off $1000 If you don’t want the titanium expreme cat back. Will put the stainless steel exhaust back on.

Probably missing other bit and pieces

$27,500 ono

any questions plz ask

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  • 1 month later...

Just had the car in to be checked over before sale, had a compression test came back excellent, had a camera down the engine and again came back fine. Had both turbos looked over and again tight. And a tidy up tune done. So running perfectly.

want this sold!

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