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Up 4 Sale is my R33-GTS-T MSPEC ive had it for 4 years and unforntatly now as a married man its time to say farewell ! :(:(

THe car is in great condition and i was selling it for $16k but i had a had a little accident with the drivers door when the handbrake wasnt up properly and it reversed and hit a wall its not much (if your interested i send u pictured of the door) but ive lowered the price to $14k other that dent its in great condition

All the normal stuff but its also got a tracking alarm worth $2k and a sony xplode sound system, its lowered as u see in the pictures

Message me if u interested

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