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Hey everyone looking for a manual non turbo R33 as close to Sydney as possible, have about $8000 to spend and if you have something i like expect me to pick it up as soon as next week :happy: as for mileage under 150,000km is preferable

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have a look at line3's r33.

clicky

i can vouch for this car... he wash's it all the time, always cleaning and looking after the car and it is very clean inside.

he's just had a new HD extreme clutch+ rear main seal put in along with a fully rebuilt master and slave cylinder, car drives very well and i make sure it is serviced EVERY 5000KMS as i do with all my cars.

have a look at line3's r33.

clicky

i can vouch for this car... he wash's it all the time, always cleaning and looking after the car and it is very clean inside.

he's just had a new HD extreme clutch+ rear main seal put in along with a fully rebuilt master and slave cylinder, car drives very well and i make sure it is serviced EVERY 5000KMS as i do with all my cars.

Its nice but i just don't have 10k to spend.

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