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R33 Gts-t Outcast Huge$$, Very Quick, Must Sell

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R33 GTS-t Outcast for sale, huge dollars spent, very quick car, MUST SELL!!!! Ring for details. Phone 08 8162 9612 or 0419 806 028 or 0416 007 682 and ask for Dave or Wendy $30,000 FIRM. Or may trade with cash difference for a late model Commodore.

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If youre going to ask around double what most people would list an R33 for, you might want to actually spend the time typing out whats been done to it to justify the (in my opinion) excessively high price.

Dont think it really cuts it just saying 'ring for details'.

EDIT: Not trying to knock your sale or anything, but youre really wont be getting much interest unless you actually give people *some* info here, eg manual/auto? Ks? Modifications? Accident history? etc

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Thanks for your comments swanny180,

I have had this advertised for awhile and was going for another way of trying to get people to ring me, as I was not even getting time wasters. It was a way of getting them to actually come out and view the vehicle, as no photo does the same justice as seeing it in the flesh. As soon as you see this car you can see where the stupid amount of money I spent went. And you think it you have spent around a total investment of $100, 000 with the majority of that in receipts, you might get some interest, but sadly no.

And I had also advertised it in around 7 spots yesterday, with the price change and mostly in interstate papers and as you know you are quite limited in what you can say in them without it costing an arm and a leg.

So I was in the mind frame of paper writing. So thanks for the link back to the old thread MR sniper911.

Cheers Dave

(ps. as I have not stated this in any of the threads, it has had no accidents.)

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