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Make:

Nissan

Model:

Skyline R33 GTS-T 96 Model, Series 2

Milage:

86,000

Transmission:

5 Speed Manual

Colour:

Silver

Location:

S.E. Melbourne, Emerald

Complied?

Yes

RWC supplied?

Yes

Currently registered?

Yes

Price:

$14,500 ono

Contact:

Josh (0413880115)

Comments / Modifications:

Hybrid Intercooler, 3 inch Dump pipe, Momo catback exhaust, High flow cat, Tein Coilovers, New Exedy Clutch, Turbo timer, Tinted windows, Nismo clear indicators, Apexi Air Filter, Apexi SAFC, Boost guage, Insurance Approved Alarm, Keyless Entry, Sony Explod Headunit with Kenwood 6x9.

One owner in Australia and have owned the car since end of 2005. It is a great car in Immaculate Conditon. Its been well looked after and serviced regulary. Its mechanically A1 and has been modified tastefully. This car has not been thrashed or raced and was mostly driven on weekends. Selling car as im going overseas.

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