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300zx Ttman2seater Immaculate For Sale,trade R33


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Hi everyone i have a immaculate 300zx twin turbo manual 2 seater for sale its pearl yellow and has new 18in ROH wheels i want 15,000 for the car but would rather trade a nice clean R33 instaed pref a series II i have cash adjustment if necessery.. the car is spotless inside and out and drives like new. as i now have a baby 2 seats not very good so i want back a skyline..any suggestions or help? thanks....

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any more specs on the car mate? engine work? mods?

cheers

CJ

um the engine is totally stock.. never been boosted or thrashed. the only mods i think its got some kind of aftermarket stainless exhaust. and a blitz turbo timer and gear knob.. bran new brake pads two new oxy sensors. its done 82,000 kms.

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which year model is that mate?

cheers

um the engine is totally stock.. never been boosted or thrashed. the only mods i think its got some kind of aftermarket stainless exhaust. and a blitz turbo timer and gear knob.. bran new brake pads two new oxy sensors. its done 82,000 kms.
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ok here are some pics of the inside etc.....like i said the rubbers are all perfect amd there is no rust anywhere at all.... sorry its a little dusty and dirty i havent cleant the inside for a while been stored in a shed. i have a perfect fit pocket for the space under the head unit. i have the origonal jack that is missing from the holder aswell. no rips scratches or marks on the seats or carpet. i have the origonal clock which will fit back in where the tt is as i didnt have to modify or change anything to fit it in. um yeh any questions???

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