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Item: 1996 R33 GTST

Location:Melbourne

Item Condition: Immaculate

Reason for Selling: Probably getting R34 :P

Price and Payment Conditions: Cash

Contact Details: 0412 518 806

Price: $19,900 Or Nearest Offer

Interior and Engine picture will be provided soon!!

Very good condition. Just bought 7 months ago. A regret sale. Sound system worth over $2,000 (installed 2 months ago) consists of Clarion Head Unit, Fusion 3 way speaker, 1000 Watts Pioneer Amp, 10" Kicker Sub. Top of the range alarm system. K&N air filter. All receipts can be shown. This baby will be detailed before passed on to the new owner.

Regretful sale!! Only for serious buyer only!

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Nice.... im after a tidy relatively stock Series 2....

Just gotta sell my S1 first...

Pimp - http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=96876

If i had the do$h id seriously consider...

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