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Hi i have my R33 series 2 skyline up for sale has 125 xxx on the clock also

has rego till Nov 2011

it has the following been done to it

Full Jun style body kit

3 inch turbo back exhaust system

3 inch hi-flow cat

Aftermarket front mount intercooler

HKS mushroom pod

Spitfire coil packs

White face dash cluster (illuminates blue or green)

6000K HID's

Just Jap front strut brace

Cusco Rear strut brace

Pioneer cd player

Pioneer front speakers

Jaycar rear speakers

Nismo smoked side indicators

Smoked rear lights

17" jap mesh style rims (staggered fitment)

Alarm system and immobilizer with built-in turbo timer

Walbro in tank fuel pump

Car is tuned by Toshi at 10psi.

Paint is metallic silver. not overly glossy, but not matt either. best to come look at it.

contact

steve: 0433045092

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