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R33 GTS-t Type M in resplendent Jet black, a fine looking car. Has done 111km.

My car has the following items: 17in Jap mags in Black. Full 3in exhaust, Pacemaker front pipe, NISMO GTR cat and Trust back half. NISMO adjustable suspension.

Greddy Turbo Timer/Digital Speedo. Pioneer CD player with Pioneer 6in and 6x9in speakers. Viper 3 Point Alarm/imobiliser. Apexi Power Intake Pod filter. R33 GTR fuel pump. Skyline floor mats.

GTR Rear wing. 400R side skirts. GTR Style Grill. Nismo clear indicators. Autogauge 2in Boost gauge. RAZO Gear knob. Brand new Gearstick shifter and handbrake boot surrounds. Dark Tinted windows. Anodized red wheel nuts.

Two new tyres. JURAN Strut brace. Series Two Boot lock and surround. Just had major service done, REDLINE Shockproof gear oil used in gearbox.

Comes with spares: Factory R33 mags, Orange indicators, stock front pipe and cat. Turbosmart bleed valve. Stock airbox. Stock Grill.

Has rego till NOV 22, comes with a RWC which is valid untill Nov 9! No money owing on car at all. I never got finance to buy. . I want this car gone ASAP!

Im negotiable on price and open to offers. I live in Warrnambool which is around 3 hours from Melbourne. Will travel as far as Geelong for serious buyers.

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Dropped price to $14000 ono, in saying or nearest offer, I mean pretty much you make me an offer. I want to sell this car to move on to different things! Open to offers guys!

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