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FOR SALE (PERTH WA OR BUYER ARRANGE TRANSPORTATION)

1995 R33 GTST

100,000k's (timing and service done)

White

5 Speed Manual

Full GTR Body Kit

Custom Cypher FMIC 600x300x75

GFB BOV

Heavy Duty Clutch (9 puck brass button)

K&N Pod filter

Turbosmart Boost Controller (running 0.85bar)

Cypher Front Strut Brace

3" Turbo back exhuast (Polished S/Steel from cat)

HiFlow Cat

Cypher Twin Dump Pipe

330mm Slotted Front Disks

EBC Green Stuff Pads(front)

EBC Black Stuff Pads(rear)

18x9 ROH Drift R rims (rear) 265x35 tyres

18x8 ROH Drift R rims (front) 235x40 tyres

Dark Tint

Laser Line Alarm

Central Locking

Air Con/Climate Control

PM me or email [email protected] for more info

Asking $19,000 or around $17,000 with standard rims

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Why The Sale Champ, Looks Like A Pretty Tidy Rig...  

Selling It Would Be Like Cutting Off An Arm...

Ive Given Your Sales Pitch To My Bro, He Wants A Clean 33 For Christmas!!!!

:

Yeah I love this car, but need some cash for study, etc.

But dont worry another skyline is on the cards as soon as I finish studying.

I am happy to email your bro some more pics if he is interested in the car.

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