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***UPDATE***

OK, finally serious about selling my car for financial and practical reasons. its a clean, relatively stock example of a S2 R33 V-Spec, with 11 months rego (May 2008).

Has 135xxxKM on the clock. complied in 1998, so these are original km's. Regularly serviced at Protek and run on ultimate 98 exclusively.

Mods: K&N Pod filters, Blitz NUR spec turbo back exhaust, KONI suspension, blits turbo timer. all installed by the previous owner.

I have also put in a pioneer head unit, 2x12 subs and amp.

car has never missed a beat, i love this thing but i just can't justify having it while i'm still at university.

i'm looking at $28,750 ONO.

im negotiable on price, and may consider trades of a more practical car + cash my way.

pm me or ring on 0434 359 586

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Its 1997 and 1998 (series 3) models that came with Xenon lights. I'm not sure if they were a factory option before that but I haven't seen series 2's with Xenon's.

Oh, and series 3 had the same series 2 front bar with a lower lip, red stitching, and a rear fog light (1 reverse light).

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nice car mate, sure its a series 2? It has a series one front bar and doesn't have the xzenon front lights which alot of S2's had...

Series II's did not come with Xenon head lamps standard.

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yep, like those who came before me I say it's definately a series 1. no passenger airbag (though I believe it's a S2 option, not standard), old style steering wheel, and front lip all say S1 to me. still a nice car, but not a series 2.

this is a series 2 interior: http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/6623/picture049wb8.jpg

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