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Hello, I am looking to buy a Non-Turbo R32 or R33 GTS, As per my sig, Low KLMS, No modifications, Manual, Excellent condition. If its an r33 im after a series one shape (Pre 1996). I come under the new p plater laws released july next year, So im hoping to get in before the mad rush of people get in on it. Im located in brisbane. Any feedback/ Comments would be greatly appreciated :O

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mate if nothing else comes up, ive got a non turbo R34 4 door for sale, its tiptronic so its not quite as bad as automatic, but yeah manual is better. Its got just a catback exhaust and cannon, still have the original exhaust and can reinstall it, alarm/immobiliser and only done 43,000km, debadged, in very good condition.

mate if nothing else comes up, ive got a non turbo R34 4 door for sale, its tiptronic so its not quite as bad as automatic, but yeah manual is better. Its got just a catback exhaust and cannon, still have the original exhaust and can reinstall it, alarm/immobiliser and only done 43,000km, debadged, in very good condition.

How much...?

maaaaaaaan i'm selling my 1993 non-turbo auto GTS4 but i'm in melbourne :D

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good luck dude it shouldn't be hard to find an NA r32/r33 for a good price

EDIT: your after manual ey.....

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have you got the money??? you must only be 16. ive got exactly what your after but not interested in time wasting, let me know when your cashed up.

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