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r33 gtst fs 1994 90000 klms full rebuild including forgys oringed block ported head

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This car has had a full rebuild with forged pistons shot peened rods o ringed block ported head (cost me $6500) brass button clutch ms fuzzy logic boost controller vee port turbo smart blow off valve it has a cusco styled mechanical lsd (might be a cusco i dont know) Just start making offers ill concider most. It also has large front mount inter cooler gtr styled front bar and a turbo timer every thing else is standard my number is 0422271237 my email is [email protected] all receipts available

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this cars air con is band new apart from the condenser this car is as is and highest bid over 15 000 will get this car (legitamit bid must be sold befor Thursday

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