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Very clean, very very well looked after and i simply have to have it gone, im in a new career in real estate and im downgrading to something like a daewoo lanos. I dont want any time wasters or tyre kickers.

Ive owned the car since early February 04 it was in great condition when i bought it and was lovingly looked after by its past owner and more so by me.

here are the Details:

1993 R33 Gts-t

just clocked over 104'000kms

was always serviced by its past owner and it has just had its major 100km service done.

all electrics including sunroof

air conditioning

MODS

ENGINE

2.5l turbo, mines computer

HKS series 1 SSQV BOV

3" full turbo back exhaust

Apexi super intake

Trust phneumatic boost controller with in cabin boost control dial

Suspension and clutch

Lowered springs and sitting at exactly 10ml at its lowest point

I also have the factory springs

exedy heavy duty ceramic bottun clutch, only 8000kms old

BODY

Nismo front bar with carbon fibre inserts

front bar has been completely silver meshed

High Bomex rear wing

RIMS

GENUINE Dished Veilside 17's, i have only ever seen 2sets of these in australia, and with crappy tyres they retail at just under $4000, i have just had 2 brand new front tyres put on.

INTERIOR

Interior plastics resprayed in creme, also including a pillars and rear section.

Drift handbrake

Aftermarket pedals

New black leather gear boot

Nismo gear shifter

STEREO

Schneider full flip face head unit

SECURITY

complete alarm including central locking, exterior shock and motion sensors, interior microwave sensors, 3point immobiliser, boot and bonnet sensors also, panic feature, car finding feature and a few other functions.

now for the imperfections. thanks to quikeze towing my left rear pod has been cracked, you will be able to pick up a cheap 2nd hand pod for around $50 and attach it straight on. it is in great condition both mechanically and physically (appart from the pod)

here are the pics, im want a quick sale its ready to go today.

price is $15,900.

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36997743

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36997788

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36997794

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36997827

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36997980

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36997974

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36997974

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36997984

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36997986

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36998034

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36998037

http://www.pbase.com/veilsider33/image/36998040

The interior is now more appealing than in the photos, the few remaining bits of red have now been replaced e.g. new black leather handbrake boot, new black centre console lid and new black rear ashtray.

but i want to repeat NO TYREKICKERS.

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