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Very clean and tidy 96 model R33 Series II Nissan Skyline. 200RWKW. Rego May 2010. Serviced every 10,000kms using royal purple oils. Heavy Duty Clutch, Turbo Timer, Front Mount Intercooler, Full Exhaust, Split Dump Pipe (Screamer), Boost Controller, Tinted Windows (10%), Lowered Springs, GFB Blow off Valve (Standard one also included), Custom 3" Air Intake, Boost Gauge, Crystal Headlight Globes, Custom clear indicators in front bar, locker diff. This is an awesome car, excellent paint and interior, goes hard and gets great fuel economy (400+ k's every tank). Needs to go unfortunately due to work commitments. $12,000 ono. Contact Mark 0401 060 412 to arrange an inspection

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