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Repairable 1993 R33 Gts-t


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Make: Nissan

Model: R33 GTS-T

Milage: 91,XXX KM's

Transmission: 5 SPD MANUAL

Location: SYDNEY

Currently registered? Yes -- until January 2010

Contact: Charlie

PHONE: 0418793736

Completely standard except for:

BBS Forged Alluminum wheels - 17x9 front 17x10 rear (tyres 245 front, 265 rear)

2 Spare front tyres

2x80 WRMS Response Amp, Response 6.5" Split Speaker system

No headunit - but audio setup currently allows direct connection to laptops, ipods, mobile phones etc..

Strut brace (not fitted)

Heavy Duty clutch fitted at 89,XXX km

Reasonable offers only. I know what the engine and gearbox alone are worth so i have a rough estimate of what im looking for.

Hit a car with a towbar as it was reversing from a driveway.

Pics below.

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