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1995 R33 Nissan Skyline Coupe White

Sydney, NSW

excellent condion

Reason for Selling: Bought a house

Price and Payment Conditions:$15500

Extra Info:

Contact Details:0423390410

Email: [email protected]

1995, 65000kms, 5 Speed Man, White, Series 2 front bumper 2 Point alarm/immobilser AUS standards Approved, HKS Turbo Timer, Bltz Dual SBC electronic boost controller, Front mount intercooler 800 * 300 *80, BOS IMPORT 3" Dual Dump pipe, Apexi 3" Cat, 3" cat back exhaust. K&N Pod Filter, Nardi Torino Steering wheel, Pivot Boost Gauge, GFB Blow off valve, 2 Way Nismo Pro LSD, GAB Adjustable suspension, CUSCO Strut Brace, TOMEI Brake Master Cylinder Support. Panasonic MP3/CD player, Awesome car, very nice to drive, with power to match. Come and see for your self. Serious Offers considered. Must sell. Any further questions call Rob

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Also comes with 2 x 17 x 8" PIAA wheels no rubber. and a oil Catch can which is not installed and a racing harness

Thanks Rob

Hi,

Still for sale?

how many kms has it got?

and wat is ur best price on it?

thanks,

Yeah still for sale, it has 65000kms, serviced every 5000kms.

I bought it for 17k in may and have spent a few grand on mods.

My best price is anything close to $15500

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