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nothing wrong with car

needs to go as he has just brought another house

posting on behalf of my cousin

car is registed in nsw car is located at newcastle

R33 gtst s1.5 1994-1995 i think

front mount intercooler

eboost 2

full 3 turbo back exhaust with ces split dump pipe and 4 inch cat

18 inch rims

white

gtr front bar

series 2 wing

series 2 engine

blow off valve

factory plenum facing forward

side skirts

rear pods

tien coilovers

tinted windows

clear side indicators

200rwkw dyno sheet to prove it

runs great

i will get some more pics soon

Price 15500 ono

thanks josh

Edited by Turbo 33
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nothing wrong with car

needs to go as he has just brought another house

posting on behalf of my cousin

car is registed in nsw car is located at newcastle

R33 gtst s1.5 1994-1995 i think

front mount intercooler

eboost 2

full 3 turbo back exhaust with ces split dump pipe and 4 inch cat

18 inch rims

white

gtr front bar

series 2 wing

series 2 engine

blow off valve

factory plenum modified

side skirts

rear pods

tien coilovers

tinted windows

clear side indicators

200rwkw dyno sheet to prove it

runs great

i will get some more pics soon

Price 15500 ono

thanks josh

also has white el gauges

cd player

alarm

strut brace

also has power fc that can go with car for extra

Edited by Turbo 33
posting on behalf of my cousin

sorry to rain on your parade but i got my thread deleted by mods for posting on behalf of someone.

According to rules you are not allowed too do so.

Edited by Greddy Skyline
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