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Hi All,

For Sale is my 1997 R33 GTST with 120,xxxkm. I am the first owner in Australia. With the car purchased & complied in August of 2010 with 64,xxx km’s. Car has been a daily driver since then and is serviced every 5000km’s with 100,000km service completed. Am selling due to going overseas. Car lives in Sydney NSW.

Looking for $11,000 and more than happy to negotiate a price for those interested.

Modifications include (all stock parts are available including wheels);

· Custom 3inch mandrel bent turbo back exhaust (additional cat available)

· CRD intercooler

· Setrab oil cooler

· Splitfire coilpacks (installed January 2014)

· Apexi Power FC with hand controller (new release)

· Greddy Profec Bspec 2 boost controller

· Exedy HD clutch

· BC coilovers

· Wheels with kuhmo KU36 tyres

Also have for sale the following items (please pm);

· Nismo 740cc injectors

· Nismo fuel pump

Please call on 0418 116 098 or pm for further details or to discuss.

I have attached a few photos below and will upload some more over the next couple of days, when i get a chance.

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Regards,

Daniel

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