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1993 R33 GTS-T

Silver/Gun metal Two toned Colour

First Owner in Australia

54800kms

HKS Sequential Blow off Valve

HKS Air Filter

HKS Super Dragger Exhaust

Momo Steering Wheel

Razo Gear Knob

18" Wheels with good Dunlop Rubbers

Clear Side Indicators

White EL Gauge Blue/Green when lit

A-Pillar pod with Autometer Boost Gauge

Viper Alarm

panasonic md player

alpine 6" splits

Car is in a very good condition.

PM me if any of you are interested.

Thank you.

Pics attached.

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Guest nismogtsx

no offence but i think you need to re-think your advertising plan...

I mean stop bumping and chuck in extras like....

A. A carton of beer if u call in the next 30 minutes

B. A hooker for an hour if you pay cash

C. Of course a set of stake knives if u pay by card.....

HAHAHA

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