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R33 GTS Skyline - For Sale

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Model: R33 Nissan Skyline GTS

Year: 1993

Colour: Gunmetal Grey

Transmission: 5 Speed Manual

Drive train: Rear wheel drive

Engine: 6 Cylinder (straight) 2500cc

Modifications: Mag wheels, GTR Bodykit

Milage: 75000miles/120,000km

Regstration expiry: 19-Nov-05

Price: $14,500

Contact:

David Holmes

0413 014 221

Email: [email protected]

URL: http://car.holmesy.info

Located in Lilydale, Victoria

This is a very nice machine, and has been well looked after. Please contact me on the above details if you would like to arrange a test drive. Interested buyers only. The car will be sold with a RWC and 12 months registraton (or $14,000 without registration).

Please visit http://car.holmesy.info further information.

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