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Hey guys,

1996 Series 2 R33

White

83000km

5 Speed

Apexi Power Intake

HKS Super Dragger exhaust from Turbo back

Slotted rotors front and rear

17" BLEST rims with dished rears...mmmmm

235's on the front and 255's on rear with good tread

KYB very low springs n shocks

Front and rear strut bars

VDO boost gauge

Nismo sideskirts

5% tint

Razo gear knob

Kenwood double din headnit

Pioneer 12"*2 Subs

300*4 Audioline amplifier

Oils, filters etc just been changed. Always has run stock boost.

This car today made 143.4rwk on...yes...6psi. SO a great start to ur modifying career.

9 or so months rego an will suplly rwc..VIC only

WILL consider trade with another highly modified car, maybe a cash adjustment from me depending on the car. prefer 32 or something similar

PRice is 21000 NEGOTIABLE

or

$20000 without the rwc.

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you can p.m him, his nick is FLY-SKY, or find his for sale thread in the forsale section

i dont know your definition of high modded is, but i wouldnt call it any close to a stock r32.

let me know if u cant find his thread, ill send u details

thanks

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