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Hi all,

I want a R33 GTS-t.

I want to swap my Soarer for it, here is details.

1992 Toyota Soarer Twin Turbo

Dark green

105,000km's

Automatic

1JZ-GTE (280hp 366nm stock) twin turbo

Lowered

deep dish 17's with 255 rubber (3000kms old)

limo tint on the back and rear windows

97 model lexus sc300 rear lights

twin 2.5 inch exhaust cat back

590 * 300 * 67 intercooler

hks pod filter with heat shroud

12psi with turbosmart switch down to factory boost

boost guage

sony cd player with 10 cd stacker, amp and 15" sub in the boot

gt-l front lip

the car looks the part and goes really hard, i imported it from japan my self, and i have had it for about 3 months now.

the turbo's were replaced in japan and are quite new (estimated only 10-20,000kms on them).

the car pulls very hard and has a huge amount of torque, making for an estimated high 13 1/4mile (mate with same mods did 13.9)

I want to swap it for a similary modified r33 gts-t *MANUAL* or for a stock one and a bit of cash.

I will seperate the wheels and stereo if neccesary.

contact [email protected]

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cheers

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