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Immaculate Inside & Outside, Manual R33 Skyline, Non Turbo (p Plate Legal), Rb25de, Only 94,000kms!


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Nissan Skyline R33, Non Turbo (P Plate Legal) RB25DE.

5 Speed Manual, With Low Original Kms, Only 94,000!!

Immaculate Condition Inside and Out, Always Garaged.

The Car Runs Perfectly, Never Missed A Beat And Is Very Reliable With Good Fuel Economy And Serviced Regularly.

The Car Has Been Taken Good Care Of, With Only A Couple Of Small Modifications.

-2.5inch Custom Catback Exhaust System (Sound Is A Perfect Note, Not Too Loud).

-Lowered Springs (Just A Couple Of Inches, Nice Height).

- Hi-Flow Performance Air Filter.

- Genuine BBS Rims.

- Alarm & Immobiliser.

- Xenon Headlights.

-Pioneer Mp3 Headunit.

-Genuine 'Nissan' Floormats.

Also, Car Has Recently Been Resprayed And A New Lip Spoiler (Duck Wing) Has Been Put On.

Interior And Exterior Is In Perfect Condition.

A Very Clean Car, You Must See For Yourself.

Genuine But Regretful Sale.

$11,500 but I am negotiable.

Car Comes With RWC And Registration Untill March 2010.

Contact: Adam - 0401 321 013.

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