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i have a 96 s1 r33 the car is standard but immaculate has sunroof, i also have a complete s2 front ent to put on if someones interested. i am asking around 16k i also have a full veilside kit for it i payed 3k 4 it i would let it go for 1000...sorry the pics arnt that good i will get more if someone is interestedpost-7531-1130843925.jpgpost-7531-1130844025.jpg also it has 60000km hasnt been registered here in aus ,,,

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Wait, so is this a series 1 or series 2? Looks like it's a series 1 to me which means it's not 96?

If you bothered to read his post, it says it's a series 1, but he has a series 2 front end to put on it.

If you bothered to read his post, it says it's a series 1, but he has a series 2 front end to put on it.

no. if you bothered, you'd see it clearly says 1996 S1 R33 for sale

no. if you bothered, you'd see it clearly says 1996 S1 R33 for sale

Exactly what i thought. 1996 SERIES 1? Never knew Nissan came out with series 1 in 1996, unless i'm absolutely wrong. The reason being, i have just imported a car, it is built 02/96 and it is a series 2 with all the series 2 front and rear spoiler.

AND I did BOTHER to read the post clearly, in fact, 3 times.

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