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Hey people. Jus new to this site. Im lookin to buy a r33 gtst. Looking to spend between $5000 and $8000. Preferably with some rego on it. Hoping to buy in the nxt 2 weeks cos badly need a car. So if any1 has 1 for sale r knows some1 r even knows where there is 1 for sale please contact me on 0468594774. In young nsw so something in nsw area would b great. Thanks guys.

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Do you want a R33 Series I with Series II front bar?

Car needs some panel beating, but has Tein Coil Overs, turbo back exhaust + some JASMA approved cat back, car is black, has 116xxx kms on it.

Just needs front headlights, and that's it. Car was side swiped, so no chasis damage, just panel damage.

It's located in Sydney, NSW.

Would be happy with $4k, spend $2.5k on panel beating & a new paint job, that's $6.5k for a R33 with coilovers, exhaust, and new paint

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John mate sounds good but really need somethin ready to drive straight away. Verms she's a beaut but jus aint got that money 2 spent mate. Wish i had!

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