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R33 With Nice Performance Bits Wrecking Soon

Beeble

By Beeble,
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Hiya, after a minor bingle where my better half ran my R33 GTST into a concrete wall, surprisingly the insurance company has declared it a total loss so i imagine it's going to be heading to a wrecking yard pretty soon (possibly monday or tuesday i'm told)

The car has :

GTRS turbo

genuine Hybrid front mount intercooler

nismo 740cc injectors and

splitfire coilpacks in it,

all working perfectly. I didn't have enough time to grab them over the last few days while harvesting various "personal effects", so consider this a heads up for someone to get in and grab some gear. all 2 years old and running well.

i'm working 6 long days a week so getting them myself isn't an option unfortunately, even though there's a LOT of removable assets still on the car, and i don't have anywhere to house the wreck so can't really buy it back to sell it for parts myself. and quite frankly, i cbf with it any more!

some electronics (powerfc, Z32AFM) are up for sale here on SAU

car was pretty spotless so as soon as i know it's location i'll post it up

Series II 1996 silver GTST

also had a whileline works kit on it, with bilstein shocks, front end is all out of whack but the front strut brace should still be fine i think.

and a full 3" stainless exhaust with hollow, i mean high flow, cat converter

hope this helps a few of you out!!

will update this thread as soon as i know where my baby's resting place is :nyaanyaa::(

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