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The time has come to part ways with my R33 GTS-T Series 2

I purchased it back in 2005 and am the first Australian owner.

REG: Aug 2011

122,000KM

I have added a number of accessories to really make it stand out and it still turns heads. Mechanically the car has never given me any issues and runs very smooth. I have put on a Fujutsumbo exhaust,front mount intercooler and new yellow jacket coil packs.

Aesthetically i have added a dspeed front lip, veilside skirts and East bear rear pods. The rims are 18" GMAX (F:225/40 R:265/25)

The interior has also had been modernized with a JVC MP3/CD/DVD player and a 7" screen. Kenwood front and rear 6" speakers. The boot consists of a 12" Alpine amp and a 4Ch Cadance amp. In the cabin there is also x2 cobalt autometre gauges (Air/Fuel ratio and Boost) an Apexi RSM and G-Sensor as well as a genuine nismo lighter.

Other extras are a genuine Nissan rear strut bar, a Tommy Kiara front strut bar, a genuine nismo fuel cap, clear indicators, boost controller.

I have receipts for all the parts and will also include the factory intercooler, pod as well as some other parts.

I have serviced it every 5,000kms and only run it on bp 98RON. One of the cleanest and most reliable skylines you will come across.

Please note some photos do have my custom plate, which has since been removed and the new standard issue plates will be sold with the car

Contact: Darren 0437 654 199

More pics can be viewed:

www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/private/details.aspx?trecs=7&tsrc=allcarhome&__Ntk=CarAll&Cr=4&__Ntt=r33 skyline clean&R=9955252&__Nf=p_GeoLocation_String|GCLT -37.57585,144.9473 15.9&seot=1&distance=10&silo=1011&__Ns=pCar_RankSort_Int32|1||pCar_PriceSort_Decimal|1||pCar_Make_String|0||pCar_Model_String|0&keywords=r33 skyline clean&__D=r33 skyline clean&postcode=3064&__sid=12E48D17A6B3&__Qpb=true&__Ntx=mode matchallpartial&__N=1216 1246 1247 1252 1282&__Nne=15&__Dx=mode matchany

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