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I plan to go overseas this year and regretfully will need to sell my car. It is immaculate condition and runs beautifully. I have spared no expense when servicing and upgrading, using only top shelf fluids, parts and accessories. I’m the first Australian owner of the car and have all import and compliance documentation.

I’m asking $18,500. I will be open to reasonable offers but please don’t waste my time with unrealistic ones. I believe this car is worth every penny of what I’m asking because I know what condition it’s in and how it has been treated.

1993 Nissan Skyline R33 GTS25t Type M

General Features:

• RB25DET engine (2.5L DOHC EFI Turbo with VVT).

• 5 speed manual.

• 135,000 genuine kms (don’t be sucked in by fraudulent km claims).

• Power steering, windows & mirrors.

• Factory electric sunroof.

• Climate control

• Pioneer CD player with JL Audio component speakers.

• 3 point immobilizer and alarm.

• HICAS 4 wheel steering.

• Nissan 100,000km Service.

• Fluids have been changed every 5000km with major service every 10-15000km.

• RWC with 12 months rego.

• 450-500km per tank of fuel.

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