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Make: Nissan

Model: 1994 R33 Skyline

Milage: low

Transmission: Manual

Colour: Stock Maroon Fresh respray

Location: Perth, WA (POSSIBLY WILLING TO SELL INTERSTATE. PREFER WA SALE)

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? No

Currently registered? Yes

Price: $27,000

Contact: Dave 0437 988 575

Comments / Modifications:

Over $14,000 spent on motor with receipts

- Shot-peened GTR rods and crank

- HKS stage 1 cam

- Forged over sized piston and rings

- 555c injectors

- GT 32-40 high mount turbo

- Retains aircon and other daily compforts

- Tein coilovers

- 18" dish rims

- Dark tint

to name a few...

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