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Hi everyone,

I have just sold my soarer and am in the market for a series 2 (1996 >) R33 Gts-t Nissan Skyline (manual of course).

I am looking for a very clean / tidy stock gts-t, however mods are a bonus. Looking for the basic exhaust, ecu, intake mods.

After doing some research i have seen that a price for a good stock one ranges from 6-9K and modified from 8-12K with around 80,000-110,000 kms.

At present I have $8,000 cash / bank cheque sitting ready to go right away. However if you are also interested in a part swap I have a brand new set of Work Eurolines which will suit toyotas / nissans / lexus / ford / holden etc.. studpattern - 114.3 x 5. They are a 3 piece forged rim and with the brand new tyres worth $5,500 + I will trade them to the value of $4,500.

I have made some enquiries to some skylines already but would just like to put it out there a bit further to any genuine sellers looking for a genuine sale.

If you are interested in a quick sale please feel free to message or email me and I will respond as soon as I can.

cheers

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if you're looking for a very clean R33 GTS-T and you can get a bit more cash together consider the ad I just put up

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/387342-skyline-r33-gts-t-s2-1996-blue-5sp-manual/

no mods, only 88k on the clock, asking price $11,990.

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