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hi guys,

here i have my 1994 R33 GTST for sale for $19,500 ono. it has just had a new custome pearl maroon paint job, and recently rebuilt by EFI on the gold coast. i need to sell this due to the fact my fiance and i are buying a house. this car is for serious buyers as it is very quick powerful and dangerous to the inexperienced driver.

it is still registered and can supply road worthy if needed. the car just has a 1000km done on the new motor as its just run in after the new build . here are some of the following done

ARP rod bolts

ARP head studs

ARP main studs

ACL bearings all round

CP pistons

H beam rods

tomei cams

new valves and springs

new valve seats

head port and polished

block honed

balanced and linished RB25 crank

new hoses

new alternator

new powersteering

splitfire coilpacks

brand new GT30/82R garret supplied by MTQ brisbane

link computer

autometer gauges and tacho

APEXI AVCR boost controller

HKS turbo timer

mongoose M80G alarm

all momo and sparco leather interior

and much more. please feel free to pm me or text 0458924408, the car will not be driven till it sells apart from the ocasional start and run.

thanks sam and katrina

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