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:wavey: time for sell my Toy

1993 R33 Gts - t

Black

5 speed manuel

75000km

services in every 5000 km

heavily modified (engine just been refresh when the turbo and cam shaft fitted)

Apexi RX6 high-mount turbo

Apexi exhaust manifold

Apexi external wasgate

Apexi cam shaft

Apexi valve spring

Apexi fuel pump

Apexi injector

metal head gaskit

ARC front mount intercooler

Full trust exhaust system

HKS Hyper max suspension

17x9. 17x8 works 5 spoke wheels with near new tyres

Blitz dual sbc boost control

Trust fuel pressure gauge

Trust boost gauge

Z32 air flow meter

Full body kit

GTR spoiler

Nismo engine and boot strace brace

Driver side RECARO seat

CD player

long rego to 03/2005

Tint window

Just Dyno the car at Dyno source and it made 392hp at rear wheels in 1.3bar(pump fuel)

Price 29000 neg (serious buyer only)

I am in QLD

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