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R33 1996 GTS25T Series 2

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I'm looking for a 1996 R33 GTS25T Series 2 skyline, Preferably silver in colour.

I am willing to spend up to $16,500 as this seems to be around about the average price for this model skyline, that i have seen so far..

Thanks.

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Now interested in 1994 & later S1 model skylines, send me yer pics [email protected]

will pay up to $15,500 for a S1 model skyline

I'm also in Perth

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hey mate

i got R33GTST for sale

1994

white

91500km

Momo steering wheel

R34GTT seat

Tanabe coil over suspension

Jasma exhaust system

Top Secret front bumper

trial side skirt

Trial rear bumper

18 inch wheel

with near new tyres

HD clutch

boost gauge

Cd player

up grade speaker

6 months rego

car located in QLD

$19000 neg

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Can't afford any more than $16k especially if your on the other side of Australia. Transporting a car from one side of australia to the other side is not cheap...

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