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Am thinking of selling my car i love it to death but insurance is to expensive and it stresses me out driving around without it. As stated its a 1993 R33 Gtst with..

#400r front bar and side skirts with M-spec rear pods (std s1 wing)

#Hks type-s fmic kit

#Full 3in turbo back exaust with h/f cat and 4.5in titanium cannon

#Rush 02 pod with heat shield and CAI

#Adjust ex cam gear 3.5 deg ret

#Bosch 910 fuel pump

#Safc II(dyno tuned 208.8rwkw)

#boost set 11psi(turboxs bleeder)+rb20 actuator

#C's short shifter

#2in autometer boost guage

#18in shadow chrome rims pedders springs lowered 1.5in

#brant 3pt imobalizer

#Solace f1 window tint

#Leather gear and hbrake boots

#Maroon in colour

#Done 105,000km (regularly serviced and had major service @ 100k)

Has manual and logbooks from japan complied in 2001 when it had 36000km (completly stock)and has been owned by me eva since

very clean car $19500ono.

Contact Shaun, 0414569024 or pm me for more details and pics :D

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Am thinking of selling my car i love it to death but insurance is to expensive and it stresses me out driving around without it. As stated its a 1993 R33 Gtst with..

#400r front bar and side skirts with M-spec rear pods (std s1 wing)

#Hks type-s fmic kit

#Full 3in turbo back exaust with h/f cat and 4.5in titanium cannon

#Rush 02 pod with heat shield and CAI

#Adjust ex cam gear 3.5 deg ret

#Bosch 910 fuel pump

#Safc II(dyno tuned 208.8rwkw)

#boost set 11psi(turboxs bleeder)+rb20 actuator

#C's short shifter

#2in autometer boost guage

#18in shadow chrome rims pedders springs lowered 1.5in

#brant 3pt imobalizer

#Solace f1 window tint

#Leather gear and hbrake boots

#Maroon in colour

#Done 105,000km (regularly serviced and had major service @ 100k)

Has manual and logbooks from japan complied in 2001 when it had 36000km (completly stock)and has been owned by me eva since

very clean car $19500ono.

Contact Shaun, 0414569024 or pm me for more details and pics :rolleyes:

Wow, you did 15,000klms in 2 and a half weeks? Seeing as driving the car stresses ya, the past few weeks must have been pretty stressful!! Hehe.

That's a huge price drop though. Good luck with sale.

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