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1994 NISSAN SKYLINE ECR33 GTS-T

Price $14,999

Kilometres 102,100

Body Coupe

Colour white

Interior Colour black-gray

Transmission 5 speed Manual

Reg Expire APR-2005

RWC Yes

Mspec Sideskirts - Gtr Front Bar with genuine indicator

- KYB shock up+ RSR lowed springs

- Levoc Gear Knob - Jvc single cd Head Unit

- Car is cleaned Mods; Os Giken twin plates racing clutch

-R33GTR fuel Pump -Bullet Super Dragger Cat back Exhaust 3 '

timing belt changed, 100k checked and suspesion rebulided

-new brake pad All mods done this year.

- stock rims 16"

serious buyer only

$14,999

Arty 0423 720825

AlphA Grand Master

AlphA

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Im very interested,

Please PM me some more details.

Has the turbo been swaped at all?

Seems very cheap for a GTST

Nice ride however..

* Would be interested in freighting it to WA anyone have any idea how much that would set me back?

AlphA Grand Master

AlphA

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hope the buyer knows that its actually a GTS not a GTS-T .....

I don't see evidence of a turbo in the engine bay pics !!

It does say "white R33gtst 1994 with RWC only $14,999 Firm" so I thought it was a GTS-(T)

Miss-print me thinks..

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