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R33 4door manual turbo $18500 Brisbane, northside

This is a fresh import being complied by a raws certified importer, The car is in excellent condition and apears to have been a family car in japan (Not Thrashed).

It is 100% standard (as all new imports must now be) It will be ready for registration in the new year. This car will have just had a major service including, air filter fuel filter oil filter oil and platium spark plugs, new carbon canister, all new nissan oem brake pads and all four rotors machine, brand new tyres, new cat converter will make a exellent car will drive like new.

Car is 2tone silver, pics are available but cannot upload as they are to big, will send to email.

Also has all the normal gtst features - power steer, power windows, air con digital control, and a heap of other stuff.

Asking price in $18500 including 6months(QLD) rego

Contact Justin on 0439719822

or email [email protected]

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It's a 93 model, 77k, hopefully should be comming off the boat this week so i will know if it;s got the service books and can answer your question about the timing belt.

Aside from that all the pics i've got indicate is a very clean and well looked after car with no accident history.

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