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Hi all, I bought this car 6 months ago and i hardly drive it only clock 5000km for the time i own it. im the second owner of aust. The car runs perfect smooth.. gtg back by end of the month to my country.

-1993, series 1, Bundugry

-5-speed manual

-90100km on the clock

-timing belt change at 85000km

-3inch cat back

-17" sports rim - plenty of meat left

-tinted windows

-M spec vside skirt and front bar

-series 2 spoiler

-aftermarket computer chip

-timex boost gauge and volt meter (7 colours)

-greddy turbo timer

-interior under seat lightings

-4 new speakers/ twin dim player

14.4k with reg till april 2006

the car is accident free and RWC provided.

The interior condition/engine condition is really clean and new, got to c it urself.

really nice owning this skyline as my country doesnt have many and it cost 6 time the price here...

call me or drop me a sms at 0432018650. give me your e mail for photos. :P

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Hi Greg.. haha.. im from singapore. A 1998 GTT 34 in my country cost about 110k which is bout 90k aus.. my 93 Gtst R33 cost about 70k in sg but normally car up to ten years in singapore will be scrap or export so you hardly see r33 and r32 in sg. unless u r willingly to pay more for the car there..

Anyway photo sent.

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