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I am selling my r33 gtst due to financial reasons

It has been a great car awesome car to drive and it will be sad to see it go serviced every 5000kms all the stock parts i have will go with the car unless sold before like (2x series 1 wings, boot lid, bootlock, stock blow off valve, front splash guards, sway bars, stock intercoolers, other exhaust parts, stock rear bar, etc.)

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  • 400r front bar (damaged)
  • 400r side skirts
  • gtr rear pods
  • gtr style grill
  • series 2 wing
  • front strut brace
  • rear strut brace that comes up through the parcel shelf
  • 18 inch rims painted black with near new tyres 235/40/r18 front kumho 265/35/r18 rear kumho done approx 1500kms cost $1000 dollars for the tyres
  • exedy brass button clutch
  • split dump pipe and front pipe in 1
  • 3 inch cat convertor
  • custom catback exhaust
  • fmic
  • turbosmart boost tee running 10 psi
  • metal intake pipe
  • drift pod filter
  • oil catch can
  • forward facing factory plenum
  • monza blow off valve (hks copy one)
  • hks coilover that need rebuilding (dont have the cash to do it )
  • recaro drivers seat
  • nardi steering wheel
  • twin pillar mount gauge holder with speco oil pressure gauge and calibre boost gauge
  • reverse el white dials (the good ones not the cheap shit off ebay)
  • kenwood cd player pioneer rear 6x9 boss amp
  • darkest legal tinted window

the car has done 160000kms i brought the car at 122000kms most of the kms done have been on the highway the car has been well looked after it will be very sad to see it go

bad points

  • the will need a respray to be perfect
  • front bar needs some attention
  • hks coilover that need rebuilding (dont have the cash to do it )
  • gear stick boot needs replacing
    price $12000 ono
    pics off the car are prior to damage of front bar

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Whoops forgot

Its an r33 gtst series 1 and car is in brisbane

and was last dynoed with 180rwkw or 240rwhp with only cat back exhaust and pod filter with 11 and 12 afr on boost heres a dyno sheet

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or does anyone think that i would get more say if i sell engine , gearbox , and that sort of stuff and then sell the shell

or swap for r32 with rb25det maybe let me know wat u have

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320 views and not one reply come on guys need it gone and i will not be doin anymore price drop if i dont get that price for it i will not be selling it i will get a second job and fix it up and spend some money on power

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