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Nissan Skyline R33 SEDAN, 220xxxkms. Factory Turbo, Manual.

- ISC Coilovers(about 12months old)

- Oil Cooler with Filter Relocation

- Hicas Lock Bar

- Super Spark Coil Packs

- Urathane Castor Rod bushes and sway bar D-Links.

- Weds Wheels 17x8 +45 and 17 x 9 +45 (with 30mm spacers all round)

- Pioneer Head Unit and Speakers

- Aftermarket Steering Wheel

- Trust Gear Knob

- 3' Turbo back exhaust

- Manual Boost Controller

- Greddy Turbo Timer

- Tinted windows about 10-15%

- Shimmed diff(has started to loosen up)

Price: $9,000

Contact: Pete - 0425893737 or PM

Location: Gold Coast, Qld.

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